An expansion of the 1971 classic text, this second edition of
"Liberation and Reconciliation" argues for a balance between the
quest for liberation and the need for reconciliation in black-white
relations. Written by one of the pioneers of Black Theology, it
examines biblical and theological themes from the perspective of
Black experience and concludes that nonviolent reconciliation is
the best response to racial oppression.
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