Engaging with a God who Saves: Liberation Theologies

Jude Lal Fernando, Jacob Erickson, Muna Nassar

If the God in whom we believe is a God who saves, theology must be primarily about faith that seeks or hopes for liberation. What does it mean to have faith in God for those billions of poor who are struggling for their survival? What does God mean for women who are oppressed? Who is Christ for those who face racial discrimination? What does it mean to believe in a God of Creation in the age of climate change? This module attempts to address these questions by exploring emerging liberation, feminist, black, queer and eco-theologies.

4 pre-recorded talks and 2 online seminars 8 March, 7.00-8.00pm and 5 April, 7.00-8.30pm

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Online Module 26

“Engaging with a God who Saves: Liberation Theologies” S22-26

Liberating Theologies

Jude Lal Fernando

Feminist Theology (Week 2) 

Muna Nassar

Body Theology and Queer Theology (Week 3) 

Alice Vignoles-Russell

Dalit and Black Theologies (Week 4) 

Joshua Samuel

Christian, Jewish and Muslim Liberation Theologies in the light of Palestinian Struggle (Week 5 – Live)  

Jude Lal Fernando