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Carl Ellis

Carl Ellis is a theological anthropologist and assistant professor of practical theology at Redeemer Seminary in Dallas, Texas. He is the author of several books on African-American culture and theology.
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The Sovereignty of God and Ethnic-Based Suffering

Oct 8, 2005
One of the darkest parts of many culture's history has to do with racial persecution. So what does a Christian do in response to ethnic-based oppression? And does its more subtle versions still exist in the West today?
Carl Ellis
Oct 8, 2005
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The Sovereignty of God and the Soul Dynamic, Part 1

Desiring God 2002 Conference for Pastors

Feb 5, 2002
The soul dynamic is about the culture and theology of African Americans that emerged through the oppression of slavery.
Carl Ellis
Feb 5, 2002
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The Sovereignty of God and the Soul Dynamic, Part 2

The Sovereignty of God and the Soul Dynamic, Part 2

Desiring God 2002 Conference for Pastors

Feb 5, 2002
The soul dynamic can be used to address the core cultural issues within the African American community, such as the divine significance of the African-American and true masculinity.
Carl Ellis
Feb 5, 2002

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