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Black Fatherhood, Adoption, and Theology: A Contextual Analysis and Response is a qualitative exploration into the complex intersection of Black fatherhood, adoption, and theology. It is primarily based on the narratives of three Black adoptive fathers who formally adopted non-kinship children. The book takes a closer look at these experiences through the three dominant phases of an adoption experience and gives specific attention to the sociological, psychological, and theological dynamics at play. Ultimately, the book provides a constructive pastoral theology of adoption that sets forth guidelines of care for this population of adoptive fathers as well as others with an experience of adoption.
Contents
Contents: Introduction - Black Fatherhood, Adoption, and Theology: A Contexual Analysis and Response - Literature Review - Black Adoptive Fathers: Three Unfolding Narratives - Black Fathers and Adoption: A Social-Contextual Analysis - Fatherhood and Identity Formation: Psychologically Considered - Adoption: A Significant Theological Metaphor and Christian Practice - Caring for Black Adoptive Fathers: A Pastoral Theology of Adoption.