A New Perspective Concerning Place, Reconciliation, and Judgment via a Consideration of the Nexus between Christianity and Indigenous Spirituality

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2010-04-12

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The paper first offers a brief overview of some key concepts of Native Title, inclusive of key dates and events significant to the current native title issues in Australia. It then proffers a new perspective concerning three key issues relevant to the nexus between Christianity and Indigenous spiritualities, namely (a) the importance of place, (b) reconcilitation, and (c) the judgment.

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Indigenous , Judgment , Native Title , Place , Reconciliation

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Fletcher, G. (2009). A new perspective concerning place, reconciliation, and judgment via a consideration of the nexus between Christianity and Indigenous Spirituality. International Journal of New Perspectives in Christianity, 1(1), 23-31. Retrieved from https://research.avondale.edu.au/npc/vol1/iss1/4

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