Indigenizing our worldviews: A Native vision for earthkeeping, with Randy Woodley | Ep. 15

In this episode we’ll be talking to Rev. Dr. Randy Woodley—Keetoowah Cherokee teacher, theologian, activist, farmer, and the author of several books. In our conversation today, we focus on a Native theology of land and environment—a subject of particular interest to Earthkeepers, who have come to understand the Western world’s desperate need for new ways of being in and with creation.
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Guest: Dr. Randy Woodley

Eloheh Indigenous Center for Justice

Eloheh Seeds

Dr. Woodley's book: Shalom and the Community of Creation

Dr. Woodley’s most recent book: Decolonizing Evangelicalism

Dr. Woodley's article - The Fullness Thereof

Earthkeepers' interview with Tri Robertson

Richard Twiss - author & teacher

Keywords: Indigenous theology, indigenized, indigenization, decolonizing, evangelicalism, empire, dualism, dualistic thinking, Native, Native American, Randy Woodley, Richard Twiss, Terry LeBlanc, Tri Robinson, colonization, Eloheh, George Fox University, creation care, kinship theology, ecotheology, intercultural studies, environmental justice, Native theology

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