In this prophetic collection of seminal essays and reflections, the public intellectual, theologian and social justice scholar Reverend Professor Keith Magee provides a thoughtful, sharp, and critical analysis of how questions of race, religion, and politics impact on society today.
Prophetic Justice: Essays and Reflections on Race, Religion, and Politics (2021) explores the historical context of American democracy and how it has long failed to deliver true justice to all the nation’s citizens. It exposes the social construct of race and the myriad ways in which this false idea – along with sometimes willful misinterpretations of sacred texts – have been used to justify the subjugating of one people by another, simply because of the color of their skin.
Written between 2017 - 2021, these essays and articles touch on some painful subjects, but also give us reason to hope. Magee describes how, with courage and faith, we can create brave spaces of engagement in which people can come together to face up to the injustices of the past and to learn how to love ‘the other’ as they love themselves, thus creating a new world in which every life truly matters.
Product Details
Publisher: Dolman Scott (26 January 2021)
Language: English
Hardcover: 212 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1527283305
Dimensions: 5 x 8 inches
Cover design: Obinna Chinemerem Ozuo
Photo credit: Arron Dunworth
Stylist: Eryca Freemantle
