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Dr. Riggins R. Earl
Jr.
Professor, Ethics and
Theology, Area II
-B.A., American Baptist
College
-M.Div., Vanderbilt
University Divinity
School
-Ph.D., Vanderbilt
University
Dr. Riggins R. Earl’s
primary research is in
the area of the history
and the religious moral
life of Black Americans.
He teaches courses in
ethics; the moral
dimensions of the Civil
Rights Movement; the
church, ethics, and
public policy; and Black
film as a genre of
theological reflection.
His significant
publications include
Dark Symbols, Obscure
Signs: God, Self and
Community in the Slave
Mind; Dark
Salutations: Ritual,
God, and Greetings in
the African American
Community; The
Jesus as Lord and Savoir
Problem: Blacks’ Double
Consciousness Self-Worth
Dilemma
(forthcoming); and
current research on the
book-length manuscript:
Blacks, the Bible,
and the Constitution.
Office: Classroom Bldg.
308
Phone: (404) 527-7728
E-mail:
rearl@itc.edu
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