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Justice and Human Rights in the African Imagination: We, Too, Are Humans (Routledge Contemporary Africa)
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I found this teaching that you did on — and so one of the things you say about Elie Wiesel, it sounds like you all talked a lot about “moral madness” — and boy, does that sound like an apt way to talk about the world at this part, in this century, right now — and that the way to meet that is not necessarily a kind of straightforward sanity. I kept... See more
Ariel Burger • Ariel Burger — Be a Blessing | The On Being Project
Finding freedom from human approval through God's love and setting healthy boundaries based on divine belovedness rather than others' affirmation
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So many of us spend so much of our lives craving other humans' approval, practically begging for it. I know I have. I know Rachel did. And one of the things about this book is that it reminds us we don't need to do that.
We don't need to do that anymore because our belovedness to God sets us free from the need for human approval. It
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Great interview of @professor_crunk, author of Eloquent Rage: “There’s very little investment in recognizing that black women are the sort of deep thinkers and theorists about how you actually build a society for the common good.”
instagram.comThus, the inclusion of Black women on their own terms is not a concession to “political correctness” or “identity politics”; it is necessary to validate the particular experiences of Black women in our society while also measuring exactly the levels of oppression, inequality, and exploitation experienced in African American communities
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Timothy Keller, Daniel Strange, Gabriel Salguero, • Center Church
May you hold yourselves accountable by asking, “Who gets fired if the most marginalized aren’t experiencing the intended benefits