Theodicy, Suffering, and Liberation
A Reflection on William R. Jones’ Is God a White Racist?
Introduction
Few theological texts in American religious history have
The Black Messiah
Reflections on Albert Cleage Jr.by Matt Stone
Albert Cleage Jr.’s The Black Messiah argues that Christianity in America
God is Red
By Matt Stone
Vine Deloria Jr.'s God Is Red: A Native View of Religion, first published in 1973
Karma's Most Wanted #9: Tricia Cotham
Tricia Cotham was the real thing. That was the whole point of her. That was the entire product she was
Stand Your Ground
Written by Matt Stone
A Reflection on Kelly Brown Douglas’ Stand Your Ground
In Stand Your Ground: Black Bodies and
James Cone and A Black Theology of Liberation
Matt Stone
James H. Cone’s A Black Theology of Liberation argues that Christian theology cannot be neutral, abstract, or
Karma's Most Wanted #8: Leon Black (Can Someone Please Arrest This MF?)
There is a version of this story where you call it a failure, a system that broke down, let someone slip through, malfunctioned in ways that can be corrected. That version is a lie.
Told About Suffering, Told To Forget
These systems absorbed the language of the dispossessed and are now being handed to the people doing the dispossessing, freshly prompted for neutrality.
