

Adam Clark: What is Black Theology?
Aug 6, 2020
In this discussion, Dr. Adam Clark, an Associate Professor of Theology at Xavier University, dives into Black Theology and its contemporary relevance. He highlights the intersection of Black Theology and Afrofuturism, emphasizing social justice and personal faith. The talk also critiques conventional Christian narratives and explores the connection between liberation and systemic injustice. Dr. Clark underscores the significance of community engagement, allyship, and the transformative power of emotions in advocating for justice within faith practices.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Exploring Black Theology and Afrofuturism
02:46 • 17min
Engaging Large Online Audiences
19:28 • 4min
Black Theology and Social Justice
23:09 • 20min
Navigating Black Theology and Liberation
43:32 • 26min
Idolatry and Liberation: A Black Theological Perspective
01:09:06 • 16min
The Moral Imperative of Martin Luther King's Unfinished Sermon
01:25:15 • 4min
Faith and Equality: A Call to Action
01:29:14 • 6min