Race Challenge To Religion (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245205917)

"Race Challenge To Religion" explores the intersection of race and religious belief, examining the challenges and opportunities that racial diversity presents to various religious institutions and communities. Published in 1962, this work offers a historical perspective on the dynamics between race, faith, and social justice. It delves into how religious doctrines and practices have been influenced by and, in turn, have influenced racial attitudes and societal structures. The book provides valuable insights into the complexities of race relations through a religious lens. This is a vital resource for understanding the ongoing dialogue between race and religion in shaping contemporary society. It will appeal to readers interested in the sociology of religion, ethnic studies, and the history of race relations.

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