Living stones in the household of God : the legacy and future of Black theology / edited by Linda E. Thomas.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 213-234).

Part I: Black theology and the Black church -- Calling the oppressors to account : God and Black suffering / James H. Cone -- Doing Black theology in the Black church / Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr. -- Testimony as hope and care : African American pastoral care as Black theology at work / Lee H. Butler -- Black theology and the Black church / Karen E. Mosby-Avery -- Womanist theology, epistemology, and a new anthropological paradigm / Linda E. Thomas -- Part II: Black theology and the white church -- A white feminist response to Black and womanist theologies / Rosemary Radford Ruether -- What I learned from James Cone and Black theology / D. Stephen Long -- Reconsidering evangelism : lessons from Black liberation and womanist theologies / Lacey Warner -- Black theology and the white church in the third millennium : like a thief in the night / Jim Perkinson -- Part III: Black theology and global religions -- Black theology's impact on the ecumenical association of third world theologians / Jose David Rodriguez -- The outsider's role in socially engaged scholarship on African religion / Linda E. Thomas -- Black theology and ecumenism / Iva E. Carruthers -- American Indian religious traditions, colonialism, resistance, and liberation / George E. Tinker -- Ecology as experience in African indigenous religions / Edward P. Antonio -- A theological reflection on the Korean people's Han and Hanpuri / Yvonne Lee -- Black American perspective on interfaith dialogue / Dwight N. Hopkins -- Part IV: Black theology and a persevering faith -- Living stones in the household of God / M. Shawn Copeland -- On keeping faith with the center / Emilie M. Townes -- The vocation of a theologian / James H. Cone.