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| Preface | vii | |
| Acknowledgments | xi | |
| Introduction | 1 | |
| Part 1 | Historical Black Theology: Religious Formation of Race in American Culture | 11 |
| Chapter 1. | Two Faces of Protestantism and American Culture | 13 |
| Two Arrivals | 13 | |
| Slavery in American Culture | 19 | |
| Cultural and Religious Justifications | 26 | |
| Conclusion | 37 | |
| Notes | 42 | |
| Chapter 2. | From Sunup to Sundown--Slavemasters Constitute the African American Self | 51 |
| Black Labor for White Profit | 53 | |
| Networks of Discipline, Control, and Reclassification | 66 | |
| Architecture of Slavery Churches | 83 | |
| Conclusion | 93 | |
| Notes | 95 | |
| Chapter 3. | From Sundown to Sunup: The African American Co-Constitutes the Black Self | 107 |
| West African Religions: A Background | 109 | |
| Seizing Sacred Domains | 116 | |
| A Divine Right to Resist | 128 | |
| Creating a Syncretized Religion | 135 | |
| Conclusion | 145 | |
| Notes | 147 | |
| Part 2 | Constructive Black Theology: The Spirit of Liberation | 155 |
| Chapter 4 | God--The Spirit of Total Liberation for Us | 157 |
| The Acts of God--Ethics--What Does God Do? | 158 | |
| The Being of God--Ontology--Who Is God? | 162 | |
| Knowledge of God--Epistemology--How Does God Reveal? | 166 | |
| The Attributes of God | 171 | |
| Notes | 190 | |
| Chapter 5. | Jesus--The Spirit of Total Liberation with Us | 193 |
| The Goal of Liberation with Us | 194 | |
| The Road to the Goal | 200 | |
| Fruit of the Journey | 215 | |
| Notes | 235 | |
| Chapter 6. | Human Purpose--The Spirit of Total Liberation in Us | 237 |
| Created to Be Free | 239 | |
| Communalism | 251 | |
| Micro-Resistance and Self-Creation | 254 | |
| Racial Cultural Identity | 262 | |
| Language | 266 | |
| Spiritual Inspiration | 270 | |
| Conclusion | 274 | |
| Notes | 275 | |
| Bibliography | 279 | |
| Index | 289 |
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John Reske
reviewed Down, up, and over: Slave Religion and Black Theology on October 17, 2013
Down, up, and over
Text for a Fall 2017 Brite Divinity course - a good presentation of the different ways Christians can and do view other religions - From the publisher: This volume shares insights into the positions of writers concerned with understanding Christianity among the world's great religious traditions. Avoiding tired labels of past debates (Exclusivism, Pluralism, and Inclusivism), Knitter suggests four different models (Replacement, Fulfillment, Mutuality, and Acceptance) that more adequately link together thirteen ways of approaching and understanding the variety of the world's religious expressions.
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