This book represents the first systematic study of King’s doctrine of redemptive suffering, a central tenet of his theology. It explores the roots and contemporary relevance of King’s redemptive suffering theodicy and answers his recent black humanist and womanist critics.
This book represents the first systematic study of King’s doctrine of redemptive suffering, a central tenet of his theology. It explores the roots and contemporary relevance of King’s redemptive suffering theodicy and answers his recent black humanist and womanist critics.
Mika Edmondson is the pastor of New City Fellowship in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He earned a PhD in systematic theology from Calvin Seminary.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Roots and Development of King's Theodicy Chapter 1: Family and Cultural Roots Chapter 2: Black Church Roots Chapter 3: Early Engagement with Protestant Liberalism Chapter 4: Later Engagement with Protestant Liberalism Part 2: Critics and Contemporary Relevance of King's Theodicy Chapter 5: The Black Humanists Chapter 6: The Womanists Conclusion: Contemporary Relevance
Part 1: Roots and Development of King's Theodicy Chapter 1: Family and Cultural Roots Chapter 2: Black Church Roots Chapter 3: Early Engagement with Protestant Liberalism Chapter 4: Later Engagement with Protestant Liberalism Part 2: Critics and Contemporary Relevance of King's Theodicy Chapter 5: The Black Humanists Chapter 6: The Womanists Conclusion: Contemporary Relevance
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