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Reclaiming Spirit in the Black Faith Tradition

Reclaiming Spirit in the Black Faith Tradition

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This work attempts to uncover the function of religion for those degraded on the basis of race. Accordingly, Recalibrating Spirit reveals the role of religion in critical reflection on and active protest against negative assertions about racial identity in general, and the abuse of black life in particular.

Keywords

PhilosophyReligiousReligionChristian Theology

2012Book

Author(s)Derek S. Hicks

PublisherPalgrave Macmillan US

ISBN9781137269102

LanguageEnglish

SpringerLink Book

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