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Cleophus LaRue argues that the extraordinary character of black preaching derives from a distinctive biblical hermeneutic that views God as involved in practical ways in the lives of African Americans. This hermeneutic, he believes, has remained constant since the days of slavery. Subjects include: The distinctiveness of black preaching, the basic dynamics of African American Sermons, a hermeneutic of power in contemporary African American Sermons and more.
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