Tag Archive for: liberation theology

The Big Dot

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Next Step #677: The dots get connected between the Christ’s Cross and the “Lynching Trees.” James Cone and Black Liberation Theology, works that resonate with and for us. Understanding as afforded us by walking in the shoes of others. Thoughts from the MLK walk for peace in Glendale and how Armenians have lost the map to two-way streets. Humanity found: No superiority rhetoric.
The Cross and the Lynching Tree by James Cone
“More than a Greeting” by Fr. Vazken
George Floyd: After Asphyxiation by Fr. Vazken
WD168 This Week
MLK Walk pictures
“Strange Fruit”
Greetings of Hope to Darfur
Governor Newsom on the shooting in San Jose
New Era for Glendale Armenians
Bob Dylan at 80 https://www.rollingstone.com/bob-dylan-archive-songs-discography-album-reviews-interviews/
Cover: “Guitar scarf”
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Testing tones & patterns: Liberation

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Next Step #517: Social action within the Church with justice as its goal… From test patterns to testing patterns in our process of defining ourselves, this Next Step shares some liberating ideas. Marking the passing of James H. Cone (1936-2018) and “A Black Theology of Liberation” with applications in Armodoxy and for the current climate in Armenia. Tested for Time: Armodoxy proves consistent through the years. A practical use for the dial tone.
“Stairway to the Stars” by John Coltrane
James H. Cone: A Black Theology of Liberation
Armenian Theology of Liberation (Window I.2)
Television Test Pattern
Armenian Parliament May 1, 2018
Birth of a Nation
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Produced by Suzie Shatarevyan for InHisShoes.org
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