Anne Pattel-Gray



Anne Pattel-Gray is an Aboriginal Australian theologian and author who is an expert on Black theology. She is a descendant of the Bidjara people of Queensland and was the first Aboriginal person to earn a PhD at the University of Sydney. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Through aboriginal eyes the cry from the wilderness

    Through aboriginal eyes the cry from the wilderness by Pattel-Gray, Anne

    Published 1991
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    The great white flood racism in Australia ; critically appraised from an aboriginal historico-theological viewpoint

    The great white flood racism in Australia ; critically appraised from an aboriginal historico-theological viewpoint by Pattel-Gray, Anne

    Published 1998
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    Indigenous Australia a dialogue about the world becoming flesh in Aboriginal churches

    Indigenous Australia a dialogue about the world becoming flesh in Aboriginal churches

    Published 1997
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