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13 Cards in this Set
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first african to become batist
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the slave Quassey at the Newton, Rhode island church in 1743
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andrew bryan
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organized first acrican church of savannah in 1788
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seven mother denomonations of institutional african american church
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AME - African Methodist Episcopal - 1816
AMEZ - African Methodist Episcopal Zion -1821 CME - Christian methodist episcopal - 1870 NBCUSAINC - National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc - 1895 NBCA - National Black Convention unincorporated - 1915 PNBC - Progressive National Baptist Convention - 1961 COGIC - Church of God in Christ - 1897 |
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six sources of black theological methodology
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1. Bible
2. African American Church 3. faith traditon of struggle for liberation 4. AA womens experience 5. culture 6. radical politics |
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Robert Alexander Young
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freed black from new york who wrote the "ethiopian manifesto"
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David Walker
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born free, wrote "appeal to the couloured citizens of the world"
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3 generals
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gabriel, demark vesey, and nat turner.
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Richard Allen
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Founded the African Methodist Episcopol Church in 1816 in philadelphia
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American Colonization Society
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colony in liberia on the coast of west africa that transported free black to there from america
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Martin Delany
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abolitionist, first component of black nationalism and first field officer in the army
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prince hall
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founder of black freemasonry
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jarena lee
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first black women preacher in the AME church
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black christology
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the section of christian theology that deals with the identity of christ particualary with his human and divine nature as it is reflected in aa people
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