Noel Leo Erskine
Biography
Noel Leo Erskine has served as professor of theology and ethics at Candler School of Theology, Emory University. Erskine wrote Black Theology and Black Faith (2023).
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History & Biography
“Thomas Mulhall provides us with an invigorating engagement of essential questions and conceptually refreshing horizons of how King should be understood in the twenty-first century. He places King in conversation with the ecumenical church and notes the importance of his commitment to world peace, especially his work to dismantle apartheid in South Africa. It promises to reorient the way King's life and thought are interpreted. A must-read for students of King's thought.”
History & Biography
“Dr. Stephen Redmond has crafted an invaluable resource in the mission and ministry of John Wesley in the Colony of Georgia. Exclusive Theology establishes a compelling entry point into Methodist Church history. A conceptually refreshing take on the history of North Georgia Methodists, Afro-Indigenous enslavement, and exclusive theology. This book should be required for classes in seminaries, colleges, and congregations.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Professor Oglesby does not disappoint. Pressing Toward the Mark: Christian Ethics for the Black Church Today provides ethical guidelines for dealing with the thorny problem of sexuality in the Black Church, Womanist Ethics, and the use of the Bible. Replete with case studies, this text is ideal for church study groups, theological schools, and departments of religion.”
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Black Theology and Black Faith
Theology
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