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2:06:31

Interview with Michael Brown on His New Book, Second Hour: James Cone’s Theology Reviewed

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 8 years ago

1:10:27

Directly from cone. We'll see that james cone has laid down his cross to take up his eternal rest.

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BREAKING: SEBTS Whistleblower and Montage

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Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

38:29

Calling it lynching, it's not lynching.

43:48

Sunday Night, September 27, 2020, AM

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Sunnyside Baptist Church

almost 6 years ago

29:09

You cannot understand the cross without seeing it through the lynching tree, and you can't understand

1:35:59

Critical Theory, Liberation Theology, and SEBTS

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Conversations That Matter

about 7 years ago

1:00:45

So to me, lynching is not only a psychological trauma. It's theological.

22:49

Neil Shenvi Squares Off Against Jon Harris - Some Commentary

AD Robles

almost 6 years ago

6:32

James Cone goes a lot further with what lynching is. In fact, lynching interprets the gospel and things of that nature. So if that's what his example of systemic sin is, again, I wonder why would Walter Strickland recommend that book?

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Re: ACSI's "Fact Sheet" on Walter Strickland

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 5 years ago

7:39

In 2016, he said that James Cone had a beautiful monograph that the interviewer who was interviewing

2:17:26

Neil Shenvi & Jon Harris Convo

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 6 years ago

21:53

And I limited it to Cone talking about the cross and the lynching tree specifically.

1:30:56

Sam Harris and Bart Ehrman Chat Christianity, Open Phones on Many Topics

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 8 years ago

5:58

His most recent published book, The Cross and Lynching Tree, won Cone the 2018 Grauermeyer Award in Religion

1:06:02

ASCI Defends Walter Strickland's "UnifiED" & Sean McDowell Interviews Eric Mason

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Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

15:30

In 2016, he told interviewer Lisa Fields that the cross in the lynching tree by James Cone was a beautiful

11:16

Have Nothing To Do With James Cone

AD Robles

about 7 years ago

5:59

Let's read this. This is from one of James Cone's books, The God of the Oppressed, ready? When whites undergo the true, excuse me, when whites undergo the true experience of conversion, wherein they die to whiteness and are reborn anew in order to struggle against white oppression and for the liberation of the oppressed, there is a place for them in the black struggle of freedom.

1:23:42

Difficult Days for Rome’s Apologists, the Words of James Cone, Unvarnished

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 6 years ago

47:49

But this man will treat fellow Blacks in this fashion with impunity. And here it is right here. That's what James Cone did. And James Cone was lauded. Lauded. I have, I have Talbert Swan's, um, eulogy for James Cone when he died.

1:20:02

KJB Fundy Numerology, Flowers’ Unwanted Child, RNS Opinion Piece on Cone

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 6 years ago

1:07:28

Perhaps the biggest problem white theologians have with Cone's work is his emphasis on Jesus' humanity over his divinity, and his conviction that salvation is as much about saving black people from the clanner's noose or the officer's chokehold, as it is about going to heaven when we die.

1:55:12

Black Theology & Black Power

Apologetics Live

over 6 years ago

1:09:54

Because he said do people actually say this and so I'll give you James Cone in his own words. Okay. If I ever get you reading James Cone, you you're gonna kill me and go nuts. But You you I think you do I mean I'm reading this stuff because this this intersectionality is not going away here's what James Cone says quote and Certainly the history of the black White relations in this country from Civil War to present unmistakably show that as people America has never intended for blacks to be free to this day.

1:00:12

Jeremiah Wright and Black Liberation Theology

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 18 years ago

8:22

So I started I started looking through this particular book and this one is called black theology and black power by James H Cone. James H Cone is Charles a Briggs distinguished professor of systematic theology at Union Theological Seminary in New York a very well -known seminary.

1:04:30

Thoughts on Thanksgiving, a Bit More Cone, Matt Hall and CRT

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Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 6 years ago

40:24

James Cone, the same James Cone referenced by professors in Reformed and Southern Baptist seminaries as being key to their understanding of the racial tensions in America. The same James Cone, the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary put up podcasts.

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Did It Matter How Jesus Died | Theocast

Theocast

over 5 years ago

17:43

And so there we have again, John, those two big themes, those motifs of curse and a tree, and in particular, being hanged on a tree is representative of being cursed, and so big deal theologically.

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Resolution 9 - Some Useful Tools, Eh Walter Strickland???

AD Robles

about 7 years ago

0:27

That's because I'm watching my child right now and Thought I'd read him a little bedtime story from liberation a black theology of Liberation by dr. James Cone. Dr. James Cone is interesting. You might remember James Cone.

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Black Theology Incoming

AD Robles

about 7 years ago

1:09

A Black Theology of Liberation by Dr. James H. Cone. Serenity now, serenity now. I don't know if I'm quite ready for this. I don't know. I pride myself on having a bit of a tough stomach with some of this stuff.

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Conquering Love

Reformed Rookie

over 1 year ago

0:12

Remember the tree at Calvary, a cross, Galatians 3. Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us. For it is written, cursed is everyone who's hung on a tree. The tree of the knowledge of good and evil was not plan B, it was plan A from the beginning, and so was the tree at Calvary.

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Tricking Southern Baptists

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Conversations That Matter

almost 4 years ago

27:12

James Cone has good things to glean from. J. Deatis Roberts has good things that you can glean from him. He himself, neither of them really, had the gospel. And Walter Strickland has parroted a version of the gospel, a compromised version that would be consistent with their thinking.