Author: Ekemini Uwan

Ekemini Uwan is a public theologian and co-host of the Truth’s Table Podcast. Her insights have been quoted by the New York Times, The Washington Post, and other major publications. You can find more of her writing at www.sistamatictheology.com and follow her on Twitter @sista_theology
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Editor’s Pick: Decolonized Discipleship (Book Excerpt)

Ekemini Uwan

Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from Truth’s Table: Black Women’s Musings on Life, Love, and Liberation. Preorder your copy today! From the chapter, “DECOLONIZED DISCIPLESHIP” by Ekemini Uwan The irony of all ironies is that I originally wrote this essay, “Decolonized Discipleship,” years ago because an “urban” white evangelical organization reached out and […]

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Theology

The Secret is Out (Part 3)

Ekemini Uwan

I have embarked on a three-part apologetic series on Rhonda Byrne’s book, The Secret. In part one, we examined The Secret on its own terms. In part two of this series, we explored its framework, and now we have arrived at final installment of this series, in which we will examine its plausibility and inevitable blasphemy. Plausibility             I would […]

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Theology

The Secret is Out (Part 2)

Ekemini Uwan

Earlier, I embarked on a three-part apologetic mini-blog series on Rhonda Byrne’s book, The Secret. In part one, we examined The Secret on its own terms. In part two of this series, we will explore its framework, or blueprint. Ask, Believe, and Receive             Rhonda Byrne’s blueprint for how to create your reality is lifted out of the pages of […]

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Theology

The Secret is Out

Ekemini Uwan

I am embarking on a three-part apologetic mini-blog series on Rhonda Byrne’s book entitled, The Secret. I will examine The Secret on its own terms, its framework, plausibility, and blasphemy. In so doing, I will uncover the presuppositions that Byrne holds, while simultaneously demonstrating the inevitable incoherence of The Secret in view of the Christian […]

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