Augsburg Fortress African American Theology Collection (6 vols.)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
What is “African American religion”? How have African Americans engaged Scripture throughout history? This collection presents six volumes on African America’s religious history, preaching, systematic and womanist theology, and biblical interpretation. It follows the spiritual development of the nation’s African Americans, illustrating their religious contributions and the contemporary challenges they face. The collection analyzes the theology of the black church and how Scripture has been interpreted in the context of African American religion, culture, history, and society.
The Logos edition of the Augsburg Fortress African American Theology Collection is fully searchable and easily accessible. Scripture passages link directly to your preferred translation, and important theological concepts link to dictionaries, encyclopedias, and a wealth of other resources in your digital library.
Key Features
- Analyzes African American religious history and theology
- Contains an African American commentary on the New Testament and an African American systematic theology
- Addresses contemporary challenges facing the black church
Product Details
- Title: Augsburg Fortress African American Theology Collection
- Publisher: Augsburg Fortress
- Volumes: 6
- Pages: 1,444
Reviews
5 ratings
Rev. Dr. Paula Hall
6/27/2024
Isn't it time to expand this topic of study? 2016 seems to be the last time African American Religion was expanded. There are quite a few authors who can add to this genre. Where is Frederick Ware on Black Theology? Where is Renita Weems or Judy Fentress Williams, or H. Kortright Davis, or Renee Harrison? All are reputable scholars in Theology, or Biblical Studies, or African American Christian History. Please stop the delay and add these well known and recognized scholars and their works. Its 2024, Im sure you can do better than this?
David Franks
1/9/2021
Trishonda Roberson
6/25/2016
Tremaine M. Combs
1/7/2016
This is a great start for Logos in presenting materials that are geared toward African American Christians.Noel Hutchinson
8/30/2013
