TMST8573 · Theology and Ministry
Clough School of Theology and Ministry
The insecurity suffered by the Indigenous Peoples/Nations (IPNs) are occasioined by the lethality of past settler colonialism. Lethal coloniality has succeeded, albeit unevenly, to erase IPNs identity, inferiorized their beliefs and practices throughdeterritorializing them from their ancestral homeland. The dialogue with IPNs calls for an epistemic shift to a postcolonial theological framework drawing inspiration from Church documents and decolonial indigenous theologies which enriched our Christian faith that advocates the IPNs values for greatersustainable of the IPNs cultures and spiritualities that promotesbuen vivirwith a more flourishing life for other kinds and humankinds, and the livability of ouroikos.
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