This book is about domestic violence and attempts to address theological issues that occur at the intersection of race, class and gender in America. Drawing on the unique insights of a "wounded black woman of faith," seven Christian doctrines are examined: God, Sin, Humanity, Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Church, and Ministry. This constructive theology employs social psychology, womanism, and participatory action research as epistemological tools, enabling the author to articulate a theology of hope for women who have been harmed by domestic abuse.
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Lorrie C. Reed is an educator whose professional experiences include service as a teacher, educational administrator, university research professor, and consultant. She holds a Ph.D. in Research Methodology, a Master’s degree in Theological Studies, and a Master of Divinity degree. Her research and theological reflections highlight educational, social, and spiritual mechanisms for reinforcing inter-generational hope, healing, and resilience among oppressed people. She lives with her husband in Chicago and actively mentors aspiring scholars, encouraging them to engage in “research for a just world.”
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