became the classic sourcebook for the emergence of Black rheology in the United States. Born out of the Civil Rights movement and the emerging demand for Black Power, Black theology has struggled for twenty-five years to relate the gospel to the African American experience. Volume 11 brings the development of Black theology up-to-date, covering such issues as the relevance of Black theology to pastoral ministry, Black biblical interpretation, womanist theology, and the increased dialogue with other third world theologies".

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