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Doing theology in the context of poverty in South Africa: a reading of James Cone's black theology in liberation

Tlharihani G. Baloyi

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Key concepts: Black theology, Liberation theology, Context (archaeology), Theology, Reading (process), Cone (formal languages), Poverty, Sociology

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