"God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself" 2 Corinthians 5:19 "Kingdom of God", according to the interpretation of Christian Tradition and Scripture, was for the Jews particularly as a special message to this group as people of God. The Progressive Theology as liberating experience and the application of the “Kindom” (Kinship, according to Ada Maria Isasi terminology = Family) opens the door for Jesus to people oppressed by suffering, chaos, poverty, prejudice, society and evil.
The doctrine of salvation is shaped by Jesus Christ, we must include the Soteriology = Who is Jesus Christ? Identity of Jesus, Source: Scripture, Hebrew = "Messiah" in Greek = "Christos" and see in Jesus as Christ, as How God (incarnated) can save …show more content…
The slaves lived a delay of the release and the belief that the power of God suffered their struggle in the survival process. Hermeneutical stance affirming the Bible has a relevant message in Liberation Theology and Womenist for black women and other women of any culture, also the meaning for any woman and black women in general cultural patterns derivatives biblically victims patriarchy and chauvinism. In a socio-political, cultural-religious structure for human males, male divinity, divine emissaries men, oppressed women serving male and egocentric goals. According to Gilkes (P.167) we have to claim the significance and the importance of gender of women and African American …show more content…
I can pray for you and you have to decide it, who needs to change is your husband, and tomorrow might be too late. You cannot control him. You’ve been long waiting for a change, but you still mistreating and now your husband wants to use "the church" as an excuse to change and not able to leave him. He is responsible for his life of it, not you. You have to see your real life interconnected with your own self and God as relational reality. I believe and stated: You as a woman you cannot live too passive, too sweet and too forgiving ... Many stereotypes of women in the Bible have been socially constructed by the tradition, culture and the male point of view we 're going to seek professional help. and support so you can make the best decision knowing your rights and psycho-therapeutic support. I am your pastor I give spiritual help in this process; the church has a group of women who would follow you. But your life is worth a lot and your safety is more important to God, is in your hands take your decision. That life as battered wife and victim of domestic violence should be part of a past that God is present to give you healing, your liberation, justice and freedom. Let us
The doctrine of salvation is shaped by Jesus Christ, we must include the Soteriology = Who is Jesus Christ? Identity of Jesus, Source: Scripture, Hebrew = "Messiah" in Greek = "Christos" and see in Jesus as Christ, as How God (incarnated) can save …show more content…
The slaves lived a delay of the release and the belief that the power of God suffered their struggle in the survival process. Hermeneutical stance affirming the Bible has a relevant message in Liberation Theology and Womenist for black women and other women of any culture, also the meaning for any woman and black women in general cultural patterns derivatives biblically victims patriarchy and chauvinism. In a socio-political, cultural-religious structure for human males, male divinity, divine emissaries men, oppressed women serving male and egocentric goals. According to Gilkes (P.167) we have to claim the significance and the importance of gender of women and African American …show more content…
I can pray for you and you have to decide it, who needs to change is your husband, and tomorrow might be too late. You cannot control him. You’ve been long waiting for a change, but you still mistreating and now your husband wants to use "the church" as an excuse to change and not able to leave him. He is responsible for his life of it, not you. You have to see your real life interconnected with your own self and God as relational reality. I believe and stated: You as a woman you cannot live too passive, too sweet and too forgiving ... Many stereotypes of women in the Bible have been socially constructed by the tradition, culture and the male point of view we 're going to seek professional help. and support so you can make the best decision knowing your rights and psycho-therapeutic support. I am your pastor I give spiritual help in this process; the church has a group of women who would follow you. But your life is worth a lot and your safety is more important to God, is in your hands take your decision. That life as battered wife and victim of domestic violence should be part of a past that God is present to give you healing, your liberation, justice and freedom. Let us