The Theology of Enough and Black Theology, October 21, 1983

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Audio
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Collection(s)
Society for the Study of Black Religion Collection
Title
Title
Title
The Theology of Enough and Black Theology, October 21, 1983
Title Type
alternative
Title
Gammon Theological Seminary Centennial Convocation. Major Jones, speaker. Reactors: Jacqueline Grant, Charles Lee, Julius Smith, Luther Smith. Tape 3 of 11
Persons
Persons
Speaker (spk): Jones, Major J., 1918-
Speaker (spk): Grant, Jacqueline
Speaker (spk): Lee, Charles
Resource Type
Resource Type
Sound
Genre
Genre
audiotapes
Abstract
Abstract
This audio features a brief presentation by Major J. Jones. The topic of his presentation is the theology of enough. In her response Dr. Jacqueline Grant discusses the relevancy of theology to the community of faith. Charles Lee also responds and discusses the need for universal theology. Major J. Jones then explains the differences in the liberation struggles of Africa and America.
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00:00:05 Audio begins with Major J. Jones discussing those who don’t show up._x000D_|00:02:14 Talks about the topic of the theology of enough._x000D_|00:09:37 Unidentified man gives greetings and welcomes panel to react to the deliberation._x000D_|00:12:27 Dr. Jacqueline Grant discusses the relevancy of theology to the community of faith._x000D_|00:19:03 Charles Lee introduces himself to those in attendance._x000D_|00:20:55 Talks about the need to understand universal theology._x000D_|00:50:15 Unidentified man discusses how black theology, if taken seriously, will cause transformation that is threatening._x000D_|00:57:13 Major J. Jones discusses how the liberation struggle in Africa is different than the liberation struggle in America|01:03:42 Audio ends.
Language
Language
English
Local Identifier
Local Identifier
auc.120.0035
Handle
Handle
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/auc.120:0035
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
African American scholars
African Americans--Religion
Philosophy and religion
Geographic Subject
Geographic Subject
Georgia--Atlanta
Temporal Subject
Temporal Subject
1980-1989
Geographic Code
Geographic Code
USA
Origin Information
Origin Information
Date Created
1983-10-21
Extent
Extent
01:03:42
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Related Item
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URL
Society for the Study of Black Religion Collection Finding Aid
Note
Note
Note Type
funding
Note
The Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library acknowledges the generous support of the National Endowment for Humanities - Humanities Collections and Reference Resources Implementation Project Grant in supporting the processing and digitization of a number of its major archival collections as part of the project: Spreading the Word: Expanding Access to African American Religious Archival Collections at the Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library.
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Physical Location
Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
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