Guests James Cone, a pivotal figure in Black theology, and Adam Clark, an associate professor committed to counter-narratives in theological education, dive into Cone's profound impact on racial justice and theology. They explore the spiritual dimensions of Black anger, emphasizing its legitimacy as a response to injustice. The conversation also critiques white evangelicalism's detachment from true Christian values, urging a redefinition centered on justice and solidarity. Personal stories highlight Cone's compassionate engagement, showcasing his legacy in shaping contemporary theological discourse.
