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Kelly Brown Douglas

American author and educator
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  • Transfiguration
    Christology
    / Contemporary Christology

    …theological discourse, writers such as Kelly Brown Douglas have argued for a “womanist” Christology that would better reflect the experiences of African American women. In that argument the theme of liberation theology is appropriated to speak meaningfully to the liberation of women. Meanwhile, within Asian American feminist theological discourse, Kwok…

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    …theological discourse, writers such as Kelly Brown Douglas have argued for a “womanist” Christology that would better reflect the experiences of African American women. In that argument the theme of liberation theology is appropriated to speak meaningfully to the liberation of women. Meanwhile, within Asian American feminist theological discourse, Kwok…

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