走向激进好客的亚裔美国教牧神学:关怀无证移民

IF 0.7 0 RELIGION Journal of Pastoral Theology Pub Date : 2020-01-14 DOI:10.1080/10649867.2019.1702795
J. Chung
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虽然媒体和公众普遍认为美国的移民危机,尤其是非法移民问题,是拉丁裔的问题,但我们不应忽视,自2009年以来,来自墨西哥以外国家的非法移民(尤其是来自亚洲的非法移民)数量有所增长。尽管有这种新趋势,但很少有关于亚裔美国基督徒社区如何为他们之间的无证邻居提供教牧关怀的学术著作。本文的目的是为亚裔美国教会及其领袖提供一个牧灵神学框架,使他们能够更好地照顾和倡导社区内越来越多的无证移民。为此,本文首先分析了“模范少数族裔”的社会文化意识形态是如何阻碍亚裔美国人社区的开放和包容的。然后,它探讨了这种意识形态应该如何被一种“激进的好客”的神学观念所取代。
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Toward an Asian American Pastoral Theology of Radical Hospitality: Caring for Undocumented Migrants
ABSTRACT Although the media and the public generally take it for granted that the U.S. migration crisis, especially the case of the undocumented migrants, is a Latinx problem, one should not overlook that the number of unauthorized immigrants from nations other than Mexico (especially from Asia) has grown since 2009. Despite this new trend, there have seldom been any scholarly works on how Asian American Christian communities should offer pastoral care to their undocumented neighbors among themselves. The purpose of this paper is to provide a pastoral theological framework for Asian American churches and their leaders so that they might become better pastoral caregivers and advocates to the rising number of undocumented people within their communities. In doing so, this paper first analyzes how the sociocultural ideology of ‘model minority’ prevents the Asian American communities from being open and inclusive. It, then, explores how the ideology should be replaced by a theological idea of ‘radical hospitality.’
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