Indigenous theologians discuss Christianity from a Native perspective

[yien]

believing in jesus in itself is anti-native. these guys are brainwashed. it is sad to see uncle tom-ahawks like this trying to spread that crap to our young. jesus said "i came not but unto the sheep of israel"...not powhatan. apples

[chean58]

To me this points out the universality of the one true God. He is not the god of the white man. He sent his Son into a Middle Eastern nation, not a European one. Jesus never reflected the culturally European interpretation of Christianity.

Jesus...was a real, living, breathing, historical being (read Josephus,etc.) He came from the one Creator Father...for the entire creation, the entire human race. Not one race. He reaches out to all races, all nations.

[iamthebest91]

Native Americans don't need to apologize for any sins. There is no such thing as a "sin stained indian" this is all racism. Sin is an invention of Christianity a barbarian religion forced on Native people through genocide. Christians need to confess their sins to Native people and seek forgiveness.

[Difficult2Understand]

@elijahakicita bullshit. native indigenous cultures are more closer to our creator through spiritual awareness than we'd ever get with a fictional fallacy (jesus).

[mikellyjr]

Press on men! These are words, thoughts, ideologies, that will ensure the body of Christ look more beautiful! The gospel song is richer and clearer because of you all!

[klhky]

That was awesome...i feel like every church in Canada needs to see this!

[starterry]

I've grown to know Terry LeBlanc and Richard Twiss as "uncles" and it always refreshing to hear their theologies and comments on what it might mean for Native Americans to become followers of the Jesus Way.

[unclebuckshot]

thanks for these great thoughts