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    The Gospel is not Western : black theologies from the Southwest Pacific /

    Published 1987 Subjects:
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    A colonial-decolonial critique of theological and religious research in South Africa (1975–2025) by Martin Mujinga

    Published 2025-06-01

    As the Research Institute for Theology and Religion (RITR) celebrates 50 years of theological and religious research, reflecting on how the two have shaped South Africa’s history is essential. Religion and theology had been used as weapons of oppression and liberation. Before 1994, the two stood on...

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    Rethinking Black Rage in and with James Cone’s <i>Black Theology and Black Power</i> by Xavier Pickett

    Published 2025-05-01

    By exploring how Cone employs and emulates Black literary sources, this article argues that his theological writing can be understood as often translating and thereby making explicit the significance of the inner, emotional lives of Black folks, particularly Black rage, into Black theological though...

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    Must God remain Greek? : Afro cultures and God-talk / by Hood, Robert E.

    Published 1990 Subjects: “…Black theology.…”
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    Joshua Maponga’s interactions with Black theology, African identities and Indigenous belief systems by Martin Mujinga, Peter Masvotore

    Published 2025-07-01

    The intersection of Black theology, African cultural identities and Indigenous belief systems has been topical in South Africa, given the apartheid history of the country. Black South Africans used theology to define their cultural identities and belief systems in their quest for liberation. The nee...

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    Desmond Tutu’s theology of Forgiveness by Elena Stepanova

    Published 2024-12-01

    Desmond Tutu, a South African Anglican clergyman and Nobel Peace Prize winner, has made an enormous contribution to the struggle against apartheid. His own position can be defined as a “theology of forgiveness”. The article details the complex intersection of diverse socio-cultural traditions that h...

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