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Introduction to Symposium on Kenyan, Christian, Queer

Series: Symposium on Kenyan/Christian/Queer

Joshua S. Lupo
September 28, 2021January 25, 2024

Van Klinken and this symposium’s contributors open up new spaces for imagining the emancipatory possibilities that come with attending to queer religious life in Kenya and beyond.

The Decolonial Turn in Liberation Theology: Between Theory and Praxis

Series: Decoloniality and Liberation Theology

Ashraf Kunnummal
December 3, 2020February 1, 2024

The “decolonial turn” in liberation theology is part of a larger global decolonial praxis and also part of the reinvention of liberation theology in a new context.

Taking a Critical Indigenous and Ethnic Studies Approach to Decolonizing Religious Studies

Series: Decoloniality and Liberation Theology

Natalie Avalos
October 14, 2020January 27, 2024

When we dehumanize Indigenous peoples at the level of epistemology, the endogenous study of Indigenous knowledge is rendered illegible. Even impossible.

The Hagia Sophia Debate: A Muslim-Christian Liberation Theology Approach

Farid Esack
July 28, 2020February 1, 2024

Thus, we constantly have to return to asking ourselves: Are we following Jesus, or Emperor Constantine? Are we following Muhammad, or the murderers of his family and prophetic tradition?

Articles tagged as "Liberation Theology"

Introduction to Symposium on Kenyan, Christian, Queer

The Decolonial Turn in Liberation Theology: Between Theory and Praxis

Taking a Critical Indigenous and Ethnic Studies Approach to Decolonizing Religious Studies

The Hagia Sophia Debate: A Muslim-Christian Liberation Theology Approach