The Father of Black Liberation Theology: James Hal Cone

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** White proudly claims to be a disciple of liberal theologist James Cohen, author of the book "The Liberation of the Black God" published in 1970. "Black theologian refuses to accept the god who does not achieve the goal of black society, unless God is not for us, not white, he is a murderer and we will kill him. God belonging to the black community. "(Note: This is called idolatry - to shape God in your own image.)

Black Liberation Theology entered academic circles in 1969 by the publication of James Cohen's work "Black Power" and "Black Theology". That pace in the field of sports is controversial and has directly rejected many people, especially the white evangelicals. However, James Cohen further digs down the "black liberation theology" which we currently know, publishes more books and teaches new theology using "black sign". Even after nearly 50 years of black power and black theology, American evangelism has not changed so much; did the American evangelists accept the criticism of James Kohn? Clearly, however, many people do not. Evangelists can not completely agree with the theology of James Kohn and should not fully agree, but it certainly points out some major flaws.

The roots of contemporary feminist theology derives from the theology of James Hulkan, Katie G. Cannon, Jacqueline Grant, Dolores Williams. Corn developed black theology and tried to understand theology from the experience of black America. In his book "Liberation of Shingin theology," Kohn believes that "God is black" to prove that God admits the suppressed black Americans. Then, the first generation of the feminist theologian Grant claimed that Kon did not notice the fulfillment of black people, especially black women. She thinks that the suppression of a black woman is different from the suppression of a black man. Grant, in her book "Feminist Theology" and "White Female Christ and the Black Female Jesus: The Reaction of Feminist Christianity and Feminist", low ranked black women are racist, sexist, I pointed out. Between three oppression. For her, Jesus is a "holy common victim" like today's black woman.