Titlebook: African American Religious Life and the Story of Nimrod; Anthony B. Pinn (Agnes Cullen Arnold Professor of Book 2008 Anthony B. Pinn and

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Beyond the Curse of Noah: African American Pastoral Theology as Politicaly to further political and social agendas and to oppress and belittle certain groups of people. While realism speaks about what is perceived to be real, the faith of African American Christians speaks to another and a deeper reality, one that did not develop from conferring with flesh and blood.. Th

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A Tower of Pulpitsudy the horrific legacy of American slavery and the repugnant racism that seems to survive any effort to bury it, like some creature in a low-budget horror flick. Burying this kind of creature only seems to provide a womb in which to mutate and reemerge. Perhaps a better way to destroy the creature

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Reorientation by Reference to “Wrong Way” Makers: Evaluating a Modern Signifying Mythicization of anay be historically accurate, or historically inspired, about these narratives, they are not mere histories or memories. They are stories of selective memory, selected and remembered for existential purposes. With no intended prejudice to historical truth-value, historians of religions call such narr

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Counter-Movements in the Sciences this is the scant textual references to Nimrod in the Bible. The mere handful of verses that mention this figure might seem to justify the general lack of attention to him. Nimrod is mentioned principally in Genesis 10:8–9 and I Chronicles 1:10. However, the exploration of the hermeneutical potenti

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