
Homebrewed Christianity We Have Been Believers with James Evans
Apr 25, 2016
In this engaging conversation, James Evans, the Robert K. Davies Professor of Systematic Theology at Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School, dives into the pivotal themes of African-American systematic theology. He discusses his influential book, emphasizing the evolution of black theology and the need for inclusive theological discussions on justice. Evans reframes traditional systematic theology, focusing on lived experiences and critiquing prosperity gospel narratives. He further explores the church's core mission of liberation, identity's link to sin, and the role of theologians in engaging meaningfully with communities.
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Episode notes
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Black Theology and Upcoming Events
02:03 • 6min
Navigating the Landscape of African-American Systematic Theology
08:27 • 3min
Reframing Systematic Theology
11:06 • 19min
The Church's Core Mission: Liberation and Community Engagement
30:28 • 5min
Identity and Sin: A Journey of Understanding
35:52 • 26min
The Role of Theologians in Engaging with the Church
01:01:34 • 2min

