Black Theology

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  • Black Theology Book Detail

  • Author : Basil Moore
  • Release Date : 1973
  • Publisher : Hurst & Company
  • Genre : Religion
  • Pages : 176
  • ISBN 13 :
  • File Size : 37,37 MB

Black Theology by Basil Moore PDF Summary

Book Description: Africa.--Motlhabi, M. Black theology: a personal view.--Omoyajowo, A.J. An African expression of Christianity.--Buthelezi, M. The theological meaning of true humanity.--Mabona, M. Black people and white worship.--Ntwasa, S. The concept of the Church in black theology.--Motlhabi, M. Black theology and authority.--Mpunzi, A. Black theology as liberation theology.--Ntwasa, S. The training of black ministers today.--Buthelezi, M. Theological grounds for an ethic of hope.

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