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In the March issue of CrossCurrents: "Introduction" by Claudio Carvalhaes and Marcos Rodrigues da Silva "An Afro-American History: Paths for a Theological and Epistemological Afro Reflection" by Marcos Rodrigues da Silva "Toward a Black Theology in Brazil" by Leontino Faria dos Santos "Black Theology in Brazil: Decolonial and Marginal" by Ronilso Pacheco "Being a Black Pastoral Agent in the Context of Brazilian Reality" by Jose Geraldo da Rocha and Cristina da Conceicao Silva "Black Pastoral Agents and The Bible in the Afro Context: A Hermeneutic of Years of Enchantment" by Obertal Xavier Ribeiro "African-Indigenous Jurema: The Greatest Common Divisor of the Brazilian Minimum Religion" by Nancy Cardoso and Claudio Carvalhaes "Christians and Yoruba People Eating Together: Eucharist and Food Offerings" by Claudio Carvalhaes "The Importance of the Intersectionality in the Studies of Gender and Religion: A Short Analysis of the Ogum Omimkaye in Salvador

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