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41	A comparison of African Evangelicalism with South African Black theology and Indian Dalit theology Nakah, Victor 06 1900 (has links) Evangelicals have an unquestionable heritage for involvement in the world and its social problems and the Bible provides a basis for a liberative gospel. For the God of the Bible is not only a God of love and peace, but also of justice and he is therefore on the side of the poor, oppressed and suffering. He has given us a spirit of engagement with the world as salt and light and not escapism. As we give serious consideration to the challenges of liberation theologies, we need to hear the voice of him who calls his people in every age to go out into the lost and lonely world (as he did), in order to live and love, to witness and serve like him and for him and that is what African Evangelicalism is all about. / Philosophy, Practical & Systematic Theology / M. Th. (Systematic Theology) Evangelicalism African Evangelicalism Latin American liberation theology American Black theology Indian saste system Dalit theology Evangelical theology of liberation Contextualization Dualism 270.82 Evangelicalism Evangelicalism -- Africa Liberation theology -- Latin America Black theology Dalits Theology, Doctrina. Christianity and culture
42	Exodus and black theology : an investigation Le Roux, Zacharias Petrus 06 1900 (has links) Black Theology uses the Exodus episode as its locus classicus for its view of God' s preferential option for the poor and the oppressed. The purpose of the dissertation is to determine to what extent Black Theology is scripturally justified in doing so. The investigation concludes that - i) the use of a praxis 'claimed to be Christian' in the hermeneutic of Black Theology, becomes questionable and unconvincing in that there is an illogical vacillation between a self-determined praxis-horizon and a text-horizon and that, ii ) when some aspects of Black Theology are measured using constraint criteria suggested by Kelsey, Black Theology exceeds the limits of acceptability by taking the exodus event as the locus classicus for the slogan that God is always on the side of the poor and the oppressed. While for some Black theology is indeed an important new stage in theologizing it must however be remembered that liberation theology, in Africa at least, is still in its infancy. / Biblical and Ancient Studies / Th.M. (Old Testament) Old Testament theology Liberation theology Black theology Exegesis Hermeneutics Patriarchs Exodus Freedom Oppresed Poor 230.08996 Liberation theology -- Congresses Black theology -- Congresses Bible. O.T. Exodus -- Hermeneutics
43	A comparison of African Evangelicalism with South African Black theology and Indian Dalit theology Nakah, Victor 06 1900 (has links) Evangelicals have an unquestionable heritage for involvement in the world and its social problems and the Bible provides a basis for a liberative gospel. For the God of the Bible is not only a God of love and peace, but also of justice and he is therefore on the side of the poor, oppressed and suffering. he has given us a spirit of engagement with the world as salt and light and not escapism. As we give serious consideration to the challenges of liberation theologies, we need to hear the voice who calls his people in every age to go out into the lost and lonely world (as he did), in order to live and love, to witness and serve like him and for him and that is what African Evangelicalism is all about. / Systematic Theology and Theological Ethics / M. Th. (Religious Studies) Evangelicalism African Evangelicalism Latin American Liberation Theology American Black Theology Indian Caste System Dalit Theology Evangelical Theology of Liberation Contextualization Dualism 270.82 Evangelicalism Evangelicalism -- Africa Liberation theology -- Latin America Black theology Dalits Theology, Doctrinal Christianity and culture
44	A comparison of African Evangelicalism with South African Black theology and Indian Dalit theology Nakah, Victor 06 1900 (has links) Evangelicals have an unquestionable heritage for involvement in the world and its social problems and the Bible provides a basis for a liberative gospel. For the God of the Bible is not only a God of love and peace, but also of justice and he is therefore on the side of the poor, oppressed and suffering. He has given us a spirit of engagement with the world as salt and light and not escapism. As we give serious consideration to the challenges of liberation theologies, we need to hear the voice of him who calls his people in every age to go out into the lost and lonely world (as he did), in order to live and love, to witness and serve like him and for him and that is what African Evangelicalism is all about. / Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M. Th. (Systematic Theology) Evangelicalism African Evangelicalism Latin American liberation theology American Black theology Indian saste system Dalit theology Evangelical theology of liberation Contextualization Dualism 270.82 Evangelicalism Evangelicalism -- Africa Liberation theology -- Latin America Black theology Dalits Theology, Doctrina. Christianity and culture
45	Exodus and black theology : an investigation Le Roux, Zacharias Petrus 06 1900 (has links) Black Theology uses the Exodus episode as its locus classicus for its view of God' s preferential option for the poor and the oppressed. The purpose of the dissertation is to determine to what extent Black Theology is scripturally justified in doing so. The investigation concludes that - i) the use of a praxis 'claimed to be Christian' in the hermeneutic of Black Theology, becomes questionable and unconvincing in that there is an illogical vacillation between a self-determined praxis-horizon and a text-horizon and that, ii ) when some aspects of Black Theology are measured using constraint criteria suggested by Kelsey, Black Theology exceeds the limits of acceptability by taking the exodus event as the locus classicus for the slogan that God is always on the side of the poor and the oppressed. While for some Black theology is indeed an important new stage in theologizing it must however be remembered that liberation theology, in Africa at least, is still in its infancy. / Biblical and Ancient Studies / Th.M. (Old Testament) Old Testament theology Liberation theology Black theology Exegesis Hermeneutics Patriarchs Exodus Freedom Oppresed Poor 230.08996 Liberation theology -- Congresses Black theology -- Congresses Bible. O.T. Exodus -- Hermeneutics
46	TOMMI'S PLACE: AN ADAPTATION AND COMMENTARY ON UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Jackson, Vanessa L 01 January 2018 (has links) Harriet Beecher Stowe penned Uncle Tom’s Cabin which was published in 1852. This book exposed and condemned the atrocities of slavery. Her book became a bestseller and is said to be one of the primary reasons why slavery was eventually abolished. Though slavery has been dismantled the system of oppression which allowed the marginalization of others to thrive has never been eliminated. This system established a dominant culture; one which oppresses those of African descent and has endured for centuries. Tommi’s Place retells Uncle Tom’s Cabin in contemporary corporate America. Tommi’s Place reflects that this system of oppression is still alive and well today. It exists in the form of discriminatory practices that thwart, prevent, preclude, and stop the advancement of the marginalized especially those of African descent. race corporate America race in corporate America Black Theology Race and Wealth Race and Promotion Income Distribution Urban Studies and Planning
47	The Audacity of Faith: A Study of Barack Obama's Religious Views and How they could Shape his United States Presidency Ross, Zachary 23 April 2010 (has links) During the 2008 Presidential election, questions concerning Barack Obama’s religious views arose. Specifically, the controversy surrounding Obama’s former pastor, Jeremiah Wright, caused some people to wonder how Wright’s theology may have influenced Obama. This project investigates Obama’s religious views and examines several forces, including Wright, which influenced his theological perspective. Wright bases his theological perspective on the works of James Cone, a significant figure in Black Liberation Theology and a mentor to Wright. This thesis compares and contrasts Obama’s religious perspective with that of James Cone. U.S. Election Religion Politics Barack Obama James Cone Jeremiah Wright President Liberation Theology Black Theology African American Religion
48	Rescuing, reconnecting, and renewing the village liberative pedagogy and the impact of teaching black liberation theology to black youth at Abundant Life United Methodist Church of Lufkin, Texas / Noble, Derrick Lewis. January 2008 (has links) Thesis (D. Min.)--Ashland Theological Seminary, 2008. / Abstract . Includes project proposal. Description based on microfiche version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 158-159, 181-189).
49	The impact of Black consciousness on the Black Catholic Clergy and their training from 1965-1981. Mukuka, George Sombe. January 1996 (has links) No abstract available. / Thesis (M.Th.)-University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, 1996. Theses--Theology. Catholic church--South Africa. Black theology--South Africa. Liberation theology--South Africa.
50	A critical study of Christology in Latin American liberation theology and Black theology with a view to formulating a relevant Christology for South Africa today. Jacob, Solomon. January 1994 (has links) Abstract available on pdf file. Liberation theology--Latin America. Liberation theology--South Africa. Black theology. Christianity--South Africa. Christianity--Latin America. Theses--Theology. Liberation theology.

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