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Christians and the Color Line: Race and Religion After Divided by Faith

(J. Russell Hawkins), Oxford University Press, NY, 2014

Description

This collection of essays from various scholars explores race relations and the role religion has played in mending or straining those relations. Written in two parts --- history and future --- this book looks at how religious institutions can move forward in an increasingly multi-cultural America.

Features

essays from numerous scholars

Practical Applications

  • Gain a better understanding of the history of race relations in the United States and how congregations can move forward within a more diverse country by reading essays on race and religion.

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