Prejudice and the people of God
Subtitle: racial reconciliation rooted in redemption and guided by revelation
By: A. Charles Ware; edited by Eugene Seals.
Contributors: Seals, Eugene.; Baptist Bible College (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Publisher: Baptist Bible College of Indianapolis
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Indianapolis, IN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 159
Subjects: Racism -- Religious aspects -- Christianity; Racism -- Biblical teaching; Racism -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [157]-159).
"A quality book"
Table of contents: title: Racial reconciliation : past, present, and future; title: God who comforts us; title: Confronting the sin of racism; title: Social, secular, and religious tenets of reconciliation; title: The voice of Biblical reconciliation; title: Need for action; title: Simple vs. complex; title: Commitment to a literal grammatical historical interpretaiton; title: The past the plagues us; title: Origin of racism; title: Biblical concept of race; title: Origin of race, evolutionary model; title: Biblical model; title: Denial of Black presence; title: Must Jesus bear the cross alone?; title: Curse of Ham; title: Present that frustrates us; title: Importance of crossing ethnic boundaries; title: Rise of cultural pride; title: Church's ministry across ethnic boundaries; title: Crying needs; title: Crossing ethnic boundaries; title: Critical issues in racial reconciliation; title: There is hope, the God who comforts; title: Oneness is Biblical; title: Separate but equal?; title: Oneness is the brainchild of God; title: First person plural; title: Oneness is unity created by God; title: There is hope, part II; title: Oneness is equal access to God (Eph. 2:17-18); title: Oneness is fellow citizenship (Eph. 2:19); title: Oneness is family relationship (Eph. 2:19c); title: Oneness is common habitation for God (Eph. 2:20-22); title: Jesus confronts cultural assumptions; title: Perspective; title: Practical oneness demands love at its peak; title: Color me love; title: Christians are commanded to love; title: Love the Lord with all thy heart, soul, mind; title: Christians are to be known by their love; title: Christian love, some components; title: The dilution of truth; title: Myths by which we live; title: White superiority; title: Truth matters; title: Truth teaches one humanity and one body; title: Conclusion; title: Appendix: survey of African American history; title: Roots: 1619-1776, early slave trade; title: The middle passage; title: Revival, 1777-1819; title: Works of various denominations; title: Rise of the negro preacher; title: Reaction, 1820-1865; title: New Testament scripture and slavery; title: Events leading up to the Civil War; title: Reconstruction and retaliation, 1866-1914; title: The reconstruction period: 1866-1914; title: Movements in the African American community today.