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The Spirit(s) in the Diaspora: African-Derived Religions,oted in Africa and influenced by the context of slavery and oppression: (1) Vodou (Haiti), (2) Santeria (Cuba), and (3) a family of Jamaican religions including Obeah, Myal, and Revival Zion (Jamaica). These religions are each based on particular African traditional religions and integrate elements

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The Spirit(s) in Slavery: African American Christianity,her and how African religious elements survived and developed in North America. In the next part of the chapter, Buhring discusses theological methodology and considers the sources of African religions, the Bible, and Christianity more broadly, as well as the personal experiences of enslaved blacks.

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The Spirit in Modern Black Theology and Religion, S. Wilmore. He explains how all three develop the themes of liberation and social justice, while Wilmore particularly calls for a broader sense of black religiosity and greater attention to non-Christian resources. Building from the foundation of this generation and answering Wilmore’s call for new

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A Theology of the Spirit(s),entecostal movements, and modern and contemporary black theology, Buhring begins to lay out a Theology of the Spirit(s). He suggests that this theology may help to address what he perceives to be an underdeveloped aspect of black theology, namely pneumatology. In moving toward this Theology of the S

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2945-6975 gy.Offers a pneumatology that understands divine power and pIn this book Kurt Buhring explores concepts of spirit(s) within various Black religions as a means to make a constructive theological contribution to contemporary Black theology in regard to ideas of the Holy Spirit, or pneumatology. He arg

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