02022nam a2200301Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000210006904000180009005000230010808200220013110000190015324500560017226000390022826400110026730000250027833600260030333700280032933800270035735000090038449000410039350400640043450511180049865000600161665000270167674000170170336451BIBL20240212114706.0690606s1969    nyu      b    00110 eng    a 70076462 //r892  bspadBETerda0 aBT 734.2b.C6 19690 a230/.0899607322010aCone, James H.10aBlack theology and black powerc[by] James H. Cone.0 aNew York:bSeabury Press,c[1969].  3©1969  ax, 165 pagesc21 cm.  2rdacontentatextbtxt  2rdamediaaunmediatedbn  2rdacarrieravolumebnc  a2.950 aAn Original Seabury paperback, SP 59  aBibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 153-161)  aPreface -- Introduction -- Toward a Constructive Definition of Black Power -- What is black power? -- Black power and existential absurbity -- Is black power a form of black racism? -- Why integration is not the answer -- Is there an appropriate response to white racism? -- How does black power relate to white guilt? -- Black power and the white liberal -- Black power: hope or despair? -- The Gospel of Jesus, Black People, and Black Power -- What is the Gospel of Jesus? -- Christ, black power, and freedom -- The righteousness of God and black power -- Christian love and black power -- The Holy Spirit and black power -- The White Church and Black Power --- What is the church? -- The White Church and black power -- Black power and american theology -- The Black Church and Black Power -- The black church before the Civil War -- The Post-Civil WarBlack Church --Some perspectives of black theology -- On black suffering -- On religious authority -- On eschatology -- On the creation of new values -- Revolution, Violence, and Reconciliation in Black -- Theology -- Revolution -- Violence -- Reconciliation 0aRace relationsxReligious aspectsxChristianity.2Local 0aBlack theology.2Local01aBlack power.