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read the material that is attached with this topic and then answer the give an explanationAn explanation should be at least one or two paragraphs, about the length of one page (approximately 250—300

Briefly compare Shawn Copeland’s understanding of the meaning of Christ’s death on the cross with Pope Benedict XVI’s understanding as expressed in Deus Caritas Est.  Then explain in depth how Copeland draws upon the meaning of Christ’s death on the cross in overcoming racist thinking and racist practices ?

read the material that is posted and then write  An explanation should be one or two paragraphs, about the length of one page (approximately 250—300 words)

material that is needed are  :
1- What Pope Benedict thinks of the meaning of Christ’s death on the cross  (DCE 12):  Though up to now we have been speaking mainly of the Old Testament, nevertheless the profound compenetration of the two Testaments as the one Scripture of the Christian faith has already become evident. The real novelty of the New Testament lies not so much in new ideas as in the figure of Christ himself, who gives flesh and blood to those concepts—an unprecedented realism. In the Old Testament, the novelty of the Bible did not consist merely in abstract notions but in God’s unpredictable and in some sense unprecedented activity. This divine activity now takes on dramatic form when, in Jesus Christ, it is God himself who goes in search of the “stray sheep”, a suffering and lost humanity. When Jesus speaks in his parables of the shepherd who goes after the lost sheep, of the woman who looks for the lost coin, of the father who goes to meet and embrace his prodigal son, these are no mere words: they constitute an explanation of his very being and activity. His death on the Cross is the culmination of that turning of God against himself in which he gives himself in order to raise man up and save him. This is love in its most radical form. By contemplating the pierced side of Christ (cf. 19:37), we can understand the starting-point of this Encyclical Letter: “God is love” (1 Jn 4:8). It is there that this truth can be contemplated. It is from there that our definition of love must begin. In this contemplation the Christian discovers the path along which his life and love must move.
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http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/encyclicals/documents/hf_ben-xvi_enc_20051225_deus-caritas-est_en.html

2- pdf file and its uploaded

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