Is God Colour-Blind? Av Anthony G. Reddie
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Is God Colour-Blind? Av Anthony G. Reddie

Written by the UK's leading Black theologian, this timely book shows how Christianity has been part of the problem and how Christians can now be part of the solution to all forms of racism, in both church and society....
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Written by the UK's leading Black theologian, this timely book shows how Christianity has been part of the problem and how Christians can now be part of the solution to all forms of racism, in both church and society.

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