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**课程名称：** 赋能神学：解构犹太复国主义 **课程概述：** 本课程旨在回应2023年10月开始的巴以冲突，指出许多人对巴勒斯坦人民的日常苦难知之甚少，却在宣扬以色列是上帝拣选之国的观点。课程将分析古时圣经中的以色列为何被视为上帝拣选的 Nationen，以及这一观念如何影响神学概念和政治行动。 课程将通过**黑人解放神学**的视角，深入探讨民族中心主义、“他者化”和凯旋主义等在神学教义（尤其是拣选论）解释中普遍存在的复杂面向。课程将借鉴神学家凯欣·霍普·费尔德（Cain Hope Felder）及其在《我们踏过的石头之路》（Stony the Road We Trod）一书中关于拣选论的合作成果，以及黑人解放神学的重要奠基人詹姆斯·H·康（James H. Cone）的批判性贡献。 本课程挑战了主流的欧洲中心主义解释，这些解释常常以拣选论和“昭昭天命”为依据，宣扬压迫性的体系。通过将耶稣基督的苦难与世界上受压迫群体的斗争（特别是黑人群体的斗争）进行对比，本课程呼吁重新定义神学概念，以赋能边缘群体，挑战系统性歧视和主流神学中存在的种族偏见。 通过学习，参与者将对拣选论有更深刻的理解，使其与福音书的解放性精神相契合。 **课程将涵盖以下内容：** * **理解基础：** 神学教义中的民族中心主义、“他者化”与“被拣选” * **旧约解读方法与征服叙事** * **拣选论与发现论的起源** * **黑人社区的斗争与耶稣基督：苦难的比较研究** * **重新定义神学：赋能边缘群体与挑战系统性歧视** **教学大纲：** 无
This course began as a response to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict in October of 2023, where so many were unaware of the daily suffering of Palestinians, and were advancing the idea of Israel as God's chosen nation. Lectures in this course will analyze why ancient biblical Israel was considered God's chosen nation, and how this impacts theological concepts and practical political actions. This course is an engaging exploration of traditional theological concepts through the lens of Black Liberation Theology. It delves into the complex facets of ethnocentrism, othering, and triumphalism that have pervaded the interpretation of theological doctrines, notably the doctrine of election. Drawing from the critical contributions of theologian Cain Hope Felder and his collaborative work in "Stony the Road We Trod" surrounding the doctrine of election as well as James H. Cone, a significant pillar of Black Liberation Theology, this course challenges conventional Eurocentric interpretations that often advocate for oppressive systems based on Election and manifest destiny. By correlating the suffering of Jesus Christ with the struggles of the oppressed people in the world and that black people, this course is a call to redefine theological concepts in a way that empowers the marginalized and challenges systemic discrimination and racial prejudices inherent in mainstream theology. By examining these themes, participants will gain a more profound understanding of the doctrine of election, one that aligns with the liberative heart of the Gospel. The following will be addressed:Understanding the Foundations: Ethnocentrism, Othering, and Chosenness in Theological DoctrineOld Testament Interpretation methods and conquest narrativesOrigins of the Doctrines of Election and DiscoveryThe Struggles of Black Community and Jesus Christ: A Comparative Study in SufferingRedefining Theology: Empowering the Marginalized & Challenging Systemic Discrimination
