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Inclusively Black Theology highlights best practices in and practitioners – individuals and institutions -- striving to build God’s beloved Black community. It is a space for individuals from across the African diaspora, respecting the expressions of sexual orientations and gender identities, levels of cognitive and physical abilities, educational and economic standings, and the wide variety of religious or spiritual backgrounds among our people.
Inclusively Black Theology is, by definition, a resistant and disruptive enterprise. It resists theologies and practices that crush the Black soul or diminish the Black body. It disrupts colorized practices of white supremacists; that is, practices that subjugate women, the poor, gender non-conforming people, those without letters behind their names, and anyone from any marginalized population. Books, articles, and essays reflecting womanist, queer and other decolonized/decolonizing thinking are featured.
Inclusively Black Theology celebrates the imago Dei within us that makes us creative, loving, and indestructible as a people.
We acknowledge that each person bears God’s image, but only in part, so that none of us has exclusive access to revelation or truth, and that it is in the confluence and congruence of ideas that we grow as a people.
We invite all people – church leaders, laypeople, scholars, seekers – to access and share with Inclusively Black Theology.
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