Titlebook: Decolonizing the Body of Christ; Theology and Theory David Joy,Joseph F. Duggan Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America

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Decolonizing the Body of Christ: An Initial Responseholarly work that seeks to address the ongoing relationship between faith and empire is one that deserves our respect and studied attention. The phenomenological basis of the Christian superstructure, on the one hand, juxtaposed with the transglobal tentacles of imperialism, on the other, are concer

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Decolonizing Marital Gender Norms in Eph. 5:21–33eign institutions on one nation by another.”. It is appropriate to ask two questions to the Ephesian passage, 5:21–33, in light of the methodology suggested by Dube: Does the Ephesian passage have a clear stance against the political imperialism of its time? and Does the Ephesian passage employ gend

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Michael Markert,Ina Katharina Uphoffound the violent bloody death of the inspirer of this faith to have consequences both in this world and the next, is notable for the calm willingness of its principal actor to accept the gift of death with equanimity, while affirming that this would not be the end but would have consequences for the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-59997-6sidering Iqbal’s influence in Pakistan and rest of the Islamic word, it is important to articulate how his philosophical musings, offered during the height of colonialism, can also be instrumental in recuperating a simplistic, one-sided, and narrow definition of a true Muslim. If Iqbal’s work is det