殖民化救赎

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Toronto Journal of Theology Pub Date : 2024-05-01 DOI:10.3138/tjt-2024-0011

Darren Dias

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本文认为，如果说加拿大国家强迫土著居民接受 "文明"，那么参与国家殖民政策的教会则通过各种策略提供 "救赎"。通过利用一件重要的文物和寄宿学校幸存者的叙述，本文探讨了其中的一些策略。探索的结果揭示了现代性与基督教之间的深刻纠葛，以及基督教神学主张的本质。

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Colonizing Salvation

This article argues that if the Canadian state forced “civilization” on Indigenous Peoples, Churches involved in the colonial policy of the state offered “salvation” through various strategies. Through the use of an important cultural artefact and narratives of residential school survivors, this article explores some of these strategies. The result of this exploration reveals the deep entanglements between modernity and Christianity, and the nature of Christian theological claims.

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