On this site:
Towards a Child Liberation Theology
The End of Child Liberation Theology
Centering Children: The Hermeneutics of Child Liberation Theology
God Is Child: The Child-Centric Christology of Janet Pais
Using vs. Liberating Children: How Child Theology Differs from Child Liberation Theology
Nico Botha on Children as Theological Hermeneutic
The Power of Adults Over Children: Oppressive or Liberative?
Desiderius Erasmus and the Child’s Right to Education
The Binding of Isaac as Cautionary Tale
Corporal Punishment as Religious Colonialism
The Efficacy of Corporal Punishment
The Message of Non-Violence is First and Foremost a Message to the Powerful
Love Does Not Abuse: The Parenting Philosophy of bell hooks
On Cindy Wang Brandt’s Unfundamentalist Parenting site:
Tearing the Robe Twice: Christian Parenting and the Rape of Tamar
Reading Violent Bible Stories Through a Child Protection Lens
The Lot of the Abused: How We Shift the Blame Onto Victims
The Little Girl Who Saved the Mighty Man
Bearing Down on Them: What Parents Can Learn from Elisha and the 42 Boys
Children, Disobey Your Parents in the Lord, For This is Right
A Little Child Will Lead Them: Child Protection and the Kingdom of God
Child Protection Is For All God’s Children
Children as Theological Concern and Hermeneutic
We Live in an Anti-Child World
Give Children Space to be Conscientious Objectors
Understanding Children’s Existential Struggles
It’s Time to Speak Out Against Corporal Punishment
Corporal Punishment is Violence. And Violence Against Children is Abuse.
On Homeschool Alumni Reaching Out:
How We Marginalize Abuse Survivors: The Spirit of Ham
How We Marginalize Abuse Survivors: “All Have Sinned”
How We Marginalize Abuse Survivors: Valuing Forgiveness Over Protection
Featured elsewhere:
Troy Cady, “Child Theology as a Midrashic Process”
Craig L. Nessan, “Child Liberation Theology”
Rohan Nelson, “Suffer The Children: A Review Article”
Katherine HawkerSelf, “About the Little Girl”
Kholofelo C. Motha, Matthews M. Makgamatha, and Sharlene Swartz, “Towards emancipatory research methodologies with children in the African context: Practical possibilities and overcoming challenges”
By others:
Janet Pais, “Suffer the Children: A Theology of Liberation by a Victim of Child Abuse”
Daryl W. Edwards, “Black Child Liberation Theology: A Contemporary Christian Model for Mentoring Black Boys and Girls”
Jan Grobbelaar and Chris Jones, “Childhood Vulnerabilities in South Africa: Some Ethical Perspectives”
Douglas Sturm, “On the Suffering and Rights of Children: Toward a Theology of Childhood Liberation”
Kimberly Ann Shinabery, “Blessed are the children: a liberation theology for abused and neglected children”
Rebecca Stevens-Walter, “God of the Oppressed Child”
Rebecca Stevens-Walter, “This is My Body”
Rebecca Stevens-Walter, “The Church Has a Power Problem”
Samantha Field, “Child Liberation Theology”
Beth Rooney, “Peer Teaching Project on Child Liberation Theology”
