Lament-Driven preaching for a 戀 (Yeon) community

IF 0.4 0 RELIGION Practical Theology Pub Date : 2023-01-02 DOI:10.1080/1756073X.2022.2159687
ElianaAh-Rum Ku
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ABSTRACT Covid-19 exacerbated the xenophobia and hate crime associated with racism in North America, which triggered a race-based trauma. However, studies are rare that focus specifically on the suffering that Asian Americans have endured. How might a faith community envision a wholesome community while holding and honoring the experience of Asian American pain? This study suggests a form of lament-driven preaching for a 戀 (Yeon) community that has interconnective suffering narratives, that pursues justice in a faith community and envisions what we can do about race-based trauma. The article focuses on a relational way to rebuild a community that has been wounded by xenophobia and hate crimes. Lament as remembering and reconnecting contributes to our consideration of how to respond to the suffering from the injustice of Asian hate crime beyond merely articulating and complaining about the experience. This study deals with the rhetoric of lament based on the Book of Lamentations and suggests how to use Psalm 137 in preaching as a way of lamenting the hate crime against Asian Americans in the Atlanta shooting tragedy.
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哀歌驱动的说教戀 (杨)社区
摘要新冠肺炎加剧了北美与种族主义相关的仇外心理和仇恨犯罪,引发了基于种族的创伤。然而,很少有研究专门关注亚裔美国人所遭受的痛苦。一个信仰社区如何在保持和纪念亚裔美国人痛苦经历的同时,设想一个健康的社区?这项研究为戀 (Yeon)有着相互关联的苦难叙事的社区,在信仰社区中追求正义,并设想我们能对基于种族的创伤做些什么。这篇文章的重点是重建一个受到仇外心理和仇恨犯罪伤害的社区的关系方式。哀悼作为回忆和重新联系有助于我们思考如何应对亚洲仇恨犯罪的不公正所带来的痛苦,而不仅仅是表达和抱怨这种经历。这项研究基于《哀歌书》探讨了哀歌的修辞,并建议如何在布道中使用《诗篇》第137篇来哀叹亚特兰大枪击案中针对亚裔美国人的仇恨犯罪。
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