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'''Black liberation theology''' is the affirmation of Black humanity that emancipates [[Blacks|black people]] from White [[racism]]. Based on victimology, it is essentially a highly selective interpretation of the Gospels in an attempt to co-opt Christianity to promote [[Communism]] and [[Marxism]].  Black Liberation Theology was coined by [[James H. Cone]], PhD. in 1970, now teaching at New York's Union Theological Seminary.  It is to reject the idea of [[God]]'s universal nature in favor of [[race]]-based critique of theological provenance.

'''Black liberation theology''' is the affirmation of Black humanity that emancipates [[Blacks|black people]] from White [[racism]]. Based on victimology, it is essentially a highly selective interpretation of the Gospels in an attempt to co-opt Christianity to promote [[Communism]] and [[Marxism]].  Black Liberation Theology was coined by [[James H. Cone]], PhD. in 1970, now teaching at New York's Union Theological Seminary.  It is to reject the idea of [[God]]'s universal nature in favor of [[race]]-based critique of theological provenance.