Children of the Waters of Meribah

Focusing on the evolution of Black liberation theology, the author examines its impact on church, society, and academia while questioning its responsiveness to contemporary issues. Through a critical engagement with feminist and African feminist theologians, Allan Boesak reflects on what lessons have been overlooked in the past decades. He poses thought-provoking inquiries about the theology's ability to support oppressed communities in Africa and the U.S. amidst modern challenges, offering insightful, tentative responses to the pressing questions raised by women in the field.