RT Article
T1 Signifying Black Pentecostal Theology: The Making of a Black Pentecostal Theological Tradition
JF Pneuma
VO 47
IS 3/4
SP 406
OP 437
A1 Clarke, Clifton ca. 20./21. Jh.
LA English
YR 2025
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1960719785
AB This article frames Black Pentecostal theology as a Spirit-baptized, diasporic, and liberative theological tradition emerging from the lived realities of Black Pentecostal communities. Grounded in signification, this theology reclaims meaning-making from Eurocentric categories and centers Black experience, history, and spiritual encounter. Emphasizing embodiment, communal worship, pneumatological imagination, and eschatological hope, it resists reductionist framings and affirms the dynamic, polyphonic, and Spirit-led nature of Black faith. Black Renewal theology is not merely doctrinal but lived—sung, danced, testified, and struggled into being—a theology of resistance, remembrance, and renewal, attuned to the rhythms of Black life and the transforming work of the Holy Spirit.
K1 Black Pentecostalism
K1 Diaspora
K1 Embodiment
K1 Eschatology
K1 Liberation
K1 Pneumatology
K1 Signification
K1 Theology
DO 10.1163/15700747-bja10156