Title: Break down the walls; a Christian cry for racial justice.
Authors: Verkuyl, Johannes
Publisher: W. B. Eerdmans Pub. Co.
Year: 1973
Subjects: Race Religious aspects Christianity; Race relations Religious aspects
Contents: I. The concept of race -- What race is not -- What race is -- Racial categories -- II. The biblical message and the race question -- Is there a message? -- The fundamental unity of the human family -- The diversity of the peoples -- The Ham nonsense -- A. Pseudo-theological manipulations of Genesis 9:24-27 -- B. Notes toward an interpretation of Genesis 9:24-27 -- Solidarity in guilt -- Israel's election and the blessing of the nations -- Jesus has broken down the wall -- A. The genealogy of Jesus -- B. Jesus' encounter with non-Israelites -- C. The excommunicated Jesus restores communication -- D. The implications of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection for race relations -- The Spirit-created community -- The celebration of fellowship with God and brotherhood between races -- III. Imperialism and racism -- The struggle against racism -- Unmasking racial myths -- Imperialism and colonialism -- A. What is imperialism? -- B. An evaluation of imperialism --^