Dr. Antipas Harris
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Dr. Anthony G. Reddie's Lecture at Harris Institute's Oxford Colloquy
Dr. Anthony G. Reddie's Lecture at Harris Institute's Oxford Colloquy
Dr. Anthony G. Reddie's Lecture at Harris Institute's Oxford Colloquy
Saturday 27th April 2024
Explore the profound insights shared by Dr. Anthony G. Reddie in this thought-provoking episode of Narrativity with Dr. Antipas. Delve into the complexities of faith, power, and oppression through a unique lens of black theology and historical reflections.
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Get the buttons here!Unveiling Truths and Challenging Narratives: Dr. Anthony G. Reddie's Lecture at Harris Institute's Oxford Colloquy
Episode Overview
- Dr. Reddie's groundbreaking insights into black theology and decolonial education
- Reflections on the historical context of enslaved African peoples and power dynamics
- Challenging narratives of faith, oppression, and white supremacy
- Exploring the intersection of spirituality, activism, and social justice
- The role of public theology in addressing systemic injustices
The real birth of black theology is every enslaved African in this story who says to white supremacy, 'You are wrong and you're going to hell.'
In this captivating episode of Narrativity with Dr. Antipas, Dr. Anthony G. Reddie's thought-provoking lecture at the Harris Institute's Oxford Colloquy sheds light on the intersection of black theology, decolonial transformative education, and the historical context of enslaved peoples. Dr. Reddie's personal reflections challenge traditional narratives and highlight the complexities of faith, power, and oppression.