Liberation Theology: Saving People of Color from Oppression

Theology is widely accepted as a study of God and religious beliefs. Liberation theology applies research and experience of research on gods and religious beliefs, race, gender, class repression. Therefore, liberation theology is a theology that has done theology (as it is) and has passed for people who are united with them. This reasoning led to the formation of various liberation theology (yellow, red, and black) and communication with various repressed groups. In this respect, the philosophy of black liberation theology is aimed at releasing colored people by interpreting Christian theology as political, social, economic, and religious conquest.

Black man theology: a Christian ideology that focused on God as a suppressed person, especially as a liberator of the black community. It comes from the theology of traditional African-American religion and liberation. Their development is thought to be attributed to civil rights and black power movement in the 1950s / 60s (Reid et al. 1990: 161-164). Bodhissata: a person who is destined to realize Buddhist tradition. In Buddhism in the upper house, it is one way to become a Buddha. In Mahayana Buddhism there are many Bodhisattvas, which are manifestations of considerate ideals. One of the biggest Bodhisattva of the Kannon Bodhisattva is the compassionate Buddha, Avalokiteshvara (Parrinder 1973: 48).

Liberation Theology James Corn's liberation theology is one of the most popular ideological schools in the Black Church (McBeth, 1981). According to liberation theology, African Americans accepted Christianity, traditionally considered Caucasian religion, and adapted to the predicament and victory of African Americans. Compared to other theology, liberation theology is considered a comprehensive theology as it considers how an individual perceives God and how they interact. According to the theology of liberation, the black church gives oppressed blacks a sense of freedom they rarely experience in their daily lives. The Black Church is a place where African-Americans have the opportunity to collect community problems and ventilate. In addition, the Black Church is a place where changes are created and disseminated (McBeth, 1981). Liberate theological value for comprehensive treatment with people and emphasize the relationship between body and mind (Burrow, 1994)

Transcendence to the future: theology of hope: Jürgen Moltmann; Wolfhart Pannenberg - endogenous regeneration in repressive experience: Liberal theology: Latin American theology; Feminist theology - transcendence of the human spirit: New Catholic theology: Karlana HansKüng - The transcendence of the story: Theology of the story - Balance of reconfirmation: Evangelical theology Junior high school: Carl FH Henry; Bernardram - Conclusion: Past contributions and future prospects, seeking transcendence and inner theology