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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Black Protestant"”.
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The Capacity of the Black Protestant Church to Provide Social Ministry in Post-Katrina New Orleans
… Katrina upon the capacity of African American Protestant churches in New Orleans to provide spiritual and social ministry to the city's underprivileged. More than three years after Hurricane Katrina unleashed its fury upon the city, fifty per cent of the churches remain as the hurricane left …
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“All the forces of heaven and earth”: An educational history of Black protestant congregations in northern states, 1787-1885
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2027-05-01
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Religion and differential justice.
… news. In the second study, I assess the role of black Protestant churches in civil society by estimating the effects of county-level affiliation rates on crime rates in the South. Applying spatial analyses to data from the 2010 Religious Census and Uniform Crime Reports, Black Protestant …
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Religion and differential justice.
… news. In the second study, I assess the role of black Protestant churches in civil society by estimating the effects of county-level affiliation rates on crime rates in the South. Applying spatial analyses to data from the 2010 Religious Census and Uniform Crime Reports, Black Protestant …
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Black Conversions to Catholicism: An Analysis of Louisville Data
… Alphonso Pinkney, religion has been important to black people. He writes: Religion has traditionally played an important role in the life of black Americans. The character of their religion is a reflection of their uncertain status in the larger society. Denied the opportunity to participate as …
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Feminism and hostile sexism among the religiously affiliated.
… religiously unaffiliated, while Evangelical and Black Protestant men are less likely to identify as feminist. Further, both Black and Protestant women and Catholic men who identify as feminist express hostile sexism sentiment to a higher degree than their feminist unaffiliated counterparts, along …