God of the Oppressed
by James Cone
A foundational exploration of Christian theology and the struggle for Black liberation, reflecting on faith, justice, and social change.
About This Book
God of the Oppressed examines the relationship between Christian faith and the experiences of oppressed communities.
The book presents theological reflections rooted in the struggle for justice and equality.
It discusses how religious belief can inform and support efforts toward social change.
The work addresses the role of theology in responding to systemic injustice.
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