This paper explores the question of how Christians should think about systemic racism and racial socialisation by providing a theological reading of 1 John 2.15-16 as applied to the development of race. Ryan Saville considers to what extent systemic injustice and racial socialisation are affirmed by a reading of John’s warning against idolatry. This analysis...
In this paper, John Scheepers investigates the role which evangelical theology, and in particular their Great Commission paradigm of the mission, had played in the evangelical failure to engage prophetically with the injustices of the apartheid regime.
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