亚裔美国人运动与教会:奠定亚裔美国神学的基础

IF 0.2 4区 哲学 0 RELIGION
Jane H. Hong
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这篇文章概述了亚裔美国人运动(AAM)对教会和亚裔美国人神学领域的重要性,以及正在进行的讨论。它将AAM置于美国历史上第一次也是唯一一次美国出生的亚裔美国人超过移民的特定人口时刻。以活跃在AAM的日裔美国卫理公会神职人员为例,它考虑了他们在国家资助的监禁经历如何塑造了一种坚定的信念,即种族和种族身份应该告知教会领袖如何做牧师、教授圣经和参与社会。特别是,他们的监禁经历巩固了他们对正义和解放美国和海外受压迫人民的终身承诺。
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The Asian American Movement and the Church: Laying the Foundations for Asian American Theology
This piece outlines the importance of the Asian American Movement (AAM) for the church and for the field of Asian American theology and ongoing discussions thereof. It contextualizes the AAM in a particular demographic moment when US-born Asian Americans outnumbered immigrants for the first and only time in American history. Using the example of Japanese American Methodist clergy active in the AAM, it considers how their experiences of state-sponsored incarceration shaped a firm belief that ethnic and racial identity should inform how church leaders do ministry, teach the Bible, and engage society. In particular, their incarceration experiences cemented a lifelong commitment to justice and to the liberation of oppressed peoples both in the USA and overseas.
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