The Color of Christ: The Son of God and the Saga of Race in America
by Edward J. Blum, Paul Harvey
The Color of Christ uncovers the story of how Jesus, the Son of God, became central to America's racial history. Edward J. Blum and Paul Harvey trace the evolution of Christ's image amid the nation's struggles with race, showing how faith intertwined with social conflicts from colonial times to the present. This insightful work reveals the deep connections between religion and racial identity in the American experience.
About This Book
The Color of Christ examines the historical role of Jesus Christ in America's racial narrative, tracing how his image has been interpreted and reinterpreted over time.
Authors Edward J. Blum and Paul Harvey delve into the saga of race through the lens of religious iconography, highlighting key moments in U.S. history.
The book connects spiritual beliefs with social dynamics, offering insights into how Christianity has influenced racial perceptions and divisions.
Through archival analysis, it presents a comprehensive view of this enduring interplay between faith and identity in America.
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