Posted on September 12, 2014, 11:44 am By Miss Mariam
This inconsistency between black identity and Christianity’s role in the oppression of black people is something I think all black Christians who take the time to seriously think about their religion and why they are devoted to it must confront. For those of us in academia’s cynical/agnostic/atheist environment, or in programs like mine that are built on Black Nationalist foundations, the pressure to justify our faith is more intense.
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