James Cone on Black Liberation Theology


Long time readers know I have a soft atheist spot for Liberation Theology. I'll come back to discuss this post later, just wanted to give you this awesome discussion of Black Liberation Theology by the man who wrote the book about it, James Cone.

Check it out.


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James Cone interview

Thanks for posting this! Liberation theology has moved from being a center of interest to a guiding force in my life over the last ten years - but in my case from the standpoint of African Traditional Religions (or Neo-African ones, namely Vodou). I remember trying to read Cone a few years ago but it was a bit dense for my layman's intellect; but this this video is straight and to the point.


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Black Liberal Theology

Here’s an article that really explains Black Liberal Theology. It is evaluated and examined, and ultimately refuted.

Truth About Black Liberal Theology


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Hey yeah, this a party, it's

Hey yeah, this a party, it's great, let's excuse black racists because they belong to churches and because slavery was in America over 100 years ago, WEEE! Go Obama!


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