Decolonizing god : the Bible in the tides of empire / Mark G. Brett.
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TextSeries: The Bible in the modern world ; 16Publication details: Sheffield : Sheffield Phoenix Press, 2008.Description: 237 p. ; 25 cmISBN: - 1906055378
- 9781906055370
- 220.6 22
- BS520 .B694 2008
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| BS511.3 .T46 2007 THE The Bible and contemporary culture / | BS518.D8 B4713 1975 BER Holy Scripture / | BS518.D8 B4713 1975 BER Holy Scripture / | BS520 .B694 2008 BRE Decolonizing god : the Bible in the tides of empire / | BS520 .K6 1952 KNO Criticism and faith. | BS521.2 .B76 2004 BRO Blackening of the Bible : the aims of African American biblical scholarship / | BS521.2 .Y36 2004 YAM Africa and the Bible / |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [205]-224) and indexes.
The Bible and colonization -- Alienating earth and the curse of empires -- Ancestors and their gifts -- Pigs, pots and cultural hybrids -- Deuteronomy, genocide and the desires of nations -- Dissident prophets and the making of utopias -- Exile and ethnic conflict -- Jesus, non-violence and the Christ question -- Paul and hybrid Christian identities -- Postcolonial theology and ethics.
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