Anthony B. Pinn
23 books on FireSoul
Anthony B. Pinn (b. 1964) has authored 23 books including The Black Church in the Post-Civil Rights Era, Writing God's obituary, and African American Humanist Principles. Their work covers Religion, African Americans, and African americans, religion. It draws from the Christianity and Comparative Religion traditions.
Books
Kendrick Lamar and the Making of …
The Oxford Handbook of African American …
Varieties of African American religious experience
Toward a Comparative Black Theology - 20th Anniversary Editi...
Humanism
Essays on Race, Religion and Popular Culture
Writing God's obituary
how a good Methodist became a better atheist
What Has the Black Church to …
The end of God-talk
an African American humanist theology
Embodiment and the new shape of …
Liberation theologies in the United States
An Introduction
Understanding Transforming The Black Church
Black religion and aesthetics
religious thought and life in Africa and the African diaspor...
Creating ourselves
African Americans and Hispanic Americans on popular culture ...
African American religious life and the …
Loving the Body
The African American religious experience in …
African American Humanist Principles
Living and Thinking Like the Children of Nimrod (Black Relig...
Peoples Temple and Black religion in …
Terror and Triumph
the nature of Black religion
The Black Church in the Post-Civil …
Fortress introduction to Black church history
By These Hands
A Documentary History of African American Humanism
The ties that bind
African American and Hispanic American/Latino/a Theology in ...
Why, Lord?
suffering and evil in Black theology
