New Publication: Crossing the Divide – Christian Theology through Indigenous Eyes

“Crossing the Divide: Christian Theology through Indigenous Eyes” embarks on a transformative journey, exploring the intersection of Christian theology and Indigenous spiritual perspectives. This pioneering work by David Gyeong Han addresses a critical gap in theological discourse, proposing a profound synthesis of faith and cultural wisdom. At the heart of this exploration is an urgent call to reexamine traditional Christian doctrines through the rich, diverse lenses of Indigenous cultures across North America and beyond.

The book challenges readers to question long-held assumptions about the universality of Western theological frameworks and invites them into a dialogic space where theology is not only studied but also lived and breathed within the vibrant tapestry of Indigenous life. By weaving together historical analysis, cultural insights, and theological reflection, Han endeavors to foster a more inclusive and empathetic understanding of how Christian faith can intersect with, and profoundly learn from, Indigenous spiritual traditions. Through “Crossing the Divide,” we are invited to engage with a Christianity that is not only historically informed but dynamically integrated with the cultural and spiritual nuances of Indigenous peoples. This is a call to all who seek to enrich their spiritual understanding and to contribute to a more just and respectful dialogue between diverse religious landscapes. Join in this journey of discovery, reconciliation, and hope, as we explore the transformative potential of viewing Christian theology through Indigenous eyes.