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Feb 12, 2018 · The simple fact that the enslaved were able to “hold on” to Jesus, as it were, is in our day a story of the power of the Resurrection. Emerson Powery and Rodney Sadler Jr. shared in their book ...
Feb 21, 2014 · The Great Awakening, then, planted the seed of a more experiential type of Christianity that blossomed suddenly late in the eighteenth century. Black Methodism in the U. S. grew from 3,800 in 1786 ...
Jun 24, 2014 · Black theology and a legacy of oppression. For white people living in the United States, the entanglement of Christianity with chattel slavery and antiblack racism forms a set of deep and ...
Aug 11, 2018 · The God of the mother and child, the “captive,” is speaking in a different voice from that representing a policy that characterizes the oppressed as the embodiment of undocumented immigrants ...
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God hears the cries of the oppressed, sees people’s oppression, and acts. When Moses comes to know the suffering of his people, he acts decisively for their salvation.
May 6, 2019 · That this God is a God of transformation,” Pierce said. “No wonder it was embraced.” That conversion did not come without questioning the faith that brought both oppression and liberation.
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Dec 15, 2022 · Other exodus movements, such as those identified with black liberation theology in North America and liberation theology in Latin America, appropriated the exodus motif theologically, in the sense of liberating one’s outlook, raising one’s consciousness, and demanding justice on behalf of the poor and oppressed.
