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Joseph D'Souza on the Caste System
By Scott Kistler On November 23, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In Christ & Culture, Missional Thought, Slavery, The World-Wide World
Kevin DeYoung posted his friend Jason Carter’s thoughts about the Lausanne Congress here. Here’s one part that grabbed my attention:
Perhaps the strongest prophetic voice issuing from Cape Town came from Dr. Joseph D’Souza from India when he spoke out against the Indian Caste System as (a form of modern) slavery [...]
Rick Hogaboam pointed out a series of posts by Thabiti Anyabwile that reacted Brian Kemper’s defense of comparing abortion to slavery and the Holocaust. Kemper believes that we must make the comparison because of the horrible reality of abortion that parallels slavery and the Holocaust and the [...]
Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile offers a 3 post series on abortion, slavery, race relations, and more. I am providing links to each part with some quotes that I found insightful:
Part One ”How Dare Compare Abortion to Slavery?!”
Thabiti offers a stinging analysis of Toby Mac’s “Blues” music:
Yesterday I went to a restaurant [...]
American Slavery, Northern Complicity, and "Natural" Law
By Rick Hogaboam On October 1, 2010 · 4 Comments · In American History, Book Reviews, Christ & Culture, Slavery
I continue my review of Andrew Napolitano’s, “Dred Scott’s Revenge: A Legal History of Race and Freedom in America” with this second installment on his 2nd chapter, “American Slavery”.
Napolitano shares what the typical life of the slave was like, involving being broken in, strict codes of [...]
“Dred Scott’s Revenge: A Legal History of Race and Freedom in America” by Andrew Napolitano (2009). Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson.
A review by Rick Hogaboam for Booksneeze as part of their blogger program.
I rarely read books apart from the topics of theology, Biblical study, etc., but chose to delve into a [...]
While looking at Doug Wilson’s blog one day, I happened to notice that he wrote a book on slavery and culture wars. Black and Tan: Essays and Excursions on Slavery, Culture War, and Scripture in America seemed to be a great book to pair with
American hermeneutics and slavery
By Scott Kistler On August 25, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Book Reviews, Calvinism, Ethics, Hermeneutics, History, Slavery
After chronicling the Americanization of Calvinist and Methodist theology, Mark Noll in America’s God turns to American biblical hermeneutics, the way that Americans read the Bible, in Chapters 18-20. Noll argues that the American approach to Scripture in this period also came from both their Protestant heritage and their revolutionary/early national [...]
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