This episode reflects on the Black Church's origins as a refuge from exclusion and its pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement, spotlighting figures like Richard Allen and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Sam and Arty discuss the balance between spiritual missions and societal activism, referencing two-kingdoms theology. They also consider how the church has shaped cultural identity and community resilience for African Americans.
This episode reflects on the Black Church's origins as a refuge from exclusion and its pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement, spotlighting figures like Richard Allen and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Sam and Arty discuss the balance between spiritual missions and societal activism, referencing two-kingdoms theology. They also consider how the church has shaped cultural identity and community resilience for African Americans.
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