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A black theology of liberation

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Hispanic American Pastoral Counseling
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Conclusion: Behold the Marturion Dei, Witness Courageously, and Have Life Abundantly
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Jesus the Jew in Christian Memory
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Introduction
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What Is Christian Memory?
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The Past: History of Halakhah and Dogma
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The Present: Jesus and Jewish Continuity
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The Future: Regarding the Human
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After and Against Suffering
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Between Jesus, the Jew, and the Other
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Postscript
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Bibliography
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Index
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Feminism, Religion and Practical Reason
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Introduction
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What is theology?
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The critical context of theology today
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Revelation and knowledge of God
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A tale of two theisms
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The triune God
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The world as creation
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Humanity in the image of God and the disfigurement of sin
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The problem of evil and the question of theodicy
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The identity and person of Jesus Christ
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The reconciling work of Jesus Christ
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The person and work of the Holy Spirit
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Dimensions of salvation
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The church and its mission
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Christianity in a global context
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Hope and the future
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Theology in the patristic era (c. 100–500)
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Theology in the Middle Ages (c. 500–1400)
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Theology in the Reformation period (c.1400–1700)
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Theology in modernity (c.1700–1960)
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Theology in the contemporary period (c. 1960–present)
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Theological glossary
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Bibliography
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The Cambridge History of Christianity
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Frontmatter
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Introduction
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Being a Christian in the early twentieth century
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The papacy
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Ecumenism
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Christianity, colonialism and missions
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The Pentecostal and Charismatic movements
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Independency in Africa and Asia
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The Great War
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The Christian churches and politics in Europe, 1914–1939
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African Christianity: from the world wars to decolonisation
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The African diaspora in the Caribbean and Europe from pre-emancipation to the present day
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Catholicism and Protestantism in the Second World War in Europe
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The Cold War, the hegemony of the United States and the golden age of Christian democracy
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The religious ferment of the sixties
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The crisis of Christianity in the West: etering a post-Christian era?
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The revolutions in eastern Europe and the beginnings of the post-communist era
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The transformation of Latin American Christianity, c.1950–2000
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Religion and racism: struggles around segregation, ‘Jim Crow’ and apartheid
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Post-colonial Christianity in Africa
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South Asia, 1911–2003
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Christianity in South-East Asia, 1914–2000
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East Asia
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Liturgy
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The ‘other’
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Wealth and poverty
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Male and female
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Christianity and the sciences
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Literature and the arts
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Being a Christian at the end of the twentieth century
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Bibliography
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James Cone and the Problem of a Black Ethic
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Making Faith One's Own: Kevin Hector's Defense of Modern Theology
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Divine Suffering in Contemporary Theology
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ZAINICHIKOREANS, AFRICAN AMERICANS, AND THE RACIAL POLITICS OF COMPARISON
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Bishop T. D. Jakes and the Search for Contemporary Christian Masculinity
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Introduction
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Historical Developments
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Friend or Foe?: Black Theologians and the Black Church
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A Beautiful Be-Ing: Religious Humanism and the Aesthetics of a New Salvation
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Introduction
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The Dead Are Not Dead: The Future of Black Theology and Black Church Theologies
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Introduction
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Toward a Twenty-First Century Black Liberation Ethic: A Marxist Reclamation of Ontological Blackness
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Black and Blue: Uncovering the Ecclesial Cover-up of Black Women’s Bodies through a Womanist Reimagining of the Doctrine of the Incarnation
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When Milton Was in Vogue: Cross-Dressing Miltonic Presence and William Craft’s Slave Narrative
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Freedom to “Catch the Spirit”: Conceptualizing Black Church Studies in a Caribbean Context
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Closing the Academic-Ecclesiastical Gap: Black Church Studies’ Role in Eliminating Health Disparities
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Entre Negros, Blancos y Judios: Revisiting Claudia Tate’s “Freud and His Negro” with Puerto Rican Eyes
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Love thy neighbour? Religion and ethnoracial boundaries among second-generation West African youth
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‘The Heavenization of Earth’: African American Visions and Uses of the Afterlife, 1863–1901
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“I’ve never seen a Black woman chaplain before:” From personal narratives to hypotheses
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Black Neo-Marxism in Liberal America
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A long terror, a long misery: where do we go from here?
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Spectacular transcendence: Abundant means in the cinematic representation of African American Christianity
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The Least of These: Political–Economic Dimensions of Roman Catholic Pastoral Theology
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“Walking Together”: Can Racism Be Overcome by a Postsecular Spirituality?
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Eschatological companions: Christian hope in virtual worlds
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For What Are Whites to Hope?
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Africans are not black: why the use of the term ‘black’ for Africans should be abandoned
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Black Theology and Its Response to Poverty in the Public Sphere – A Case for the Africa Inland Church in Kenya
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Diasporic Dances: Theological Musings Betwixt and Between Blackness
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Re-imagining Sacred Texts: Recognizing the Ways in Which Protests, Tattoos, and Hashtags Constitute Vibrant Articulations of the Christian Faith
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James Cone’s Constructive Vision of Sin and the Black Lives Matter Movement
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The Meaning of James H. Cone and the Significance of Black Theology: Some Reflections on His Legacy
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Currents and Cross-Currents on the Black and African Theology Landscape Today: A Thematic Survey
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White on Black on White: The Connection of Karl Barth and James H. Cone to Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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The Yes and No of God’s Providence: James H. Cone’s Paradoxical Relationship to the Theology of Karl Barth
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Becoming Black: Ideality and Reality in Barth and Cone
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Reading Black Theology of Liberation in the African American Christian Experience of the 1900s–2000s
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Spirit and self: a holistic approach to Afro-Caribbean Canadian youth mental health care
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A person as becoming over time: contrasting the theological view of a person asimago Deiwith the narrative therapy notion oftelos
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Ecce homo … ? Beholding mission’s White gaze
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Tangled roots: the legacy of Christian mastery and anti-racism today
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Undoing epistemic violence in religious leadership in African theological education
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Pentecostalism & socio-political engagement: A prolegomenon for the common good
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“Go On or Die”?: Historical and Ethical Analysis of Harriet Tubman’s Authoritarian Rule to Shoot Feeble Fugitive Slaves
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Offering
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Visitation
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Communion
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Libation
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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Orientation: Authority, Canon, and Criterion
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Theological Foundationalism
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The Epistemic Fortunes ofSola Scriptura
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Canonical Synthesis: The Anglican Via Media
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The Rule of Reason
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The Canons of Common Sense
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The Rough Intellectualist Road of a Sound Epistemology
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Feminism and the Transgressing of Canonical Boundaries
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The Canonical Heritage and the Epistemology of Theology
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Comparative Indigeneities/Comparative Colonialisms Across Melville’s Career
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Living Black Theology
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Author’s Biography
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Introduction
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Living Black Theology
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Deconstructing Whiteness and Decolonizing the Curriculum of Theological Education
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From Black Theology to Black Lives Matter and back Again
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Deconstructing Methodist Mythology
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Transformative Education, Participative Black Theology, and the Challenge of Making a Difference
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Reassessing the Inculcation of an Anti-Racist Ethic for Christian Ministry
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Sameness and Difference
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The Front Room and the Back
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Immaculate Misconceptions
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Theology Is Not a Luxury (An Introduction)
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Black Virgin, Black Venus
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In Search of Our Mother’s Garden
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Theotokos, Another Spelling of My Name
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A Womb of One’s Own
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Women Are from Venus
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Following the Condition of the (M)other—or, At the Rim of the World
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Notes
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Introduction
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Liberal Theology in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
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