Panel Discussion from "Christianity and the Common Good"
The Thomistic Institute
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Christianity's Impact on African-American History
The chapter explores the historical roots of Christianity's influence in the African-American community, focusing on key figures like Sojourner Truth and David Walker who advocated for abolition, justice, and freedom in the 19th century. It highlights how Christian beliefs motivated activists like Frederick Douglass to fight against slavery and promote equality, as well as the role of the black church as a hub for the Civil Rights Movement. The chapter emphasizes the transformative power of Christianity in promoting justice, freedom, and the common good throughout history.
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