A scholarly exploration of postcolonial theology, challenging Christianity's imperial legacy.
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A scholarly exploration of postcolonial theology, challenging Christianity's imperial legacy.
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The First Book In The New Postcolonialism And Religions Series Offers A Preview Of The Series Focus On Multireligious, Indigenous, And Transnational Scholarly Voices. In This Book, The Once Arch Enemies Of Religious Studies And Postcolonial Theory Become Critical Companions In Shared Analysis Of Major Postcolonial Themes. Pt. 1. Decolonizing The Sources -- Pt. 2. Decolonizing Relations Between Theology And Theory -- Pt. 3. Decolonizing Contexts -- Pt. 4. Respondent Chapters. Edited By D. Joy, J....
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Central focus on Christian theology, church, and biblical reinterpretation.
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Strong postcolonial critique of imperialism in Christianity and academia.
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Abuse & suffering
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Discussions of colonial oppression and systemic suffering in history.
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