God Is Red : A Native View of Religion, 30th Anniversary Edition

Foreword vii by Leslie Mormon Silko, Laguna Pueblo, Author of Ceremony and Almanac of the Dead Foreword xi by George E. Tinker, Osage/Cherokee, Professor of American Indian Cultures and Religious Traditions at Ilff School of Theology, Denver Introduction xv Chapter 1 The Indian Movement 1(22) Chapter 2 The Indians of the American Imagination 23(22) Chapter 3 The Religious Challenge 45(16) Chapter 4 Thinking in Time and Space 61(16) Chapter 5 The Problem of Creation 77(20) Chapter 6 The Concept of History 97(16) Chapter 7 The Spatial Problem of History 113(20) Chapter 8 Origin of Religion 133(16) Chapter 9 Natural and Hybrid Peoples 149(16) Chapter 10 Death and Religion 165(20) Chapter 11 Human Personality 185(18) Chapter 12 The Group 203(16) Chapter 13 Christianity and Contemporary American Culture 219(18) Chapter 14 Tribal Religions and Contemporary American Culture 237(20) Chapter 15 The Aboriginal World and Christian History 257(14) Chapter 16 Sacred Places and Moral Responsibility 271(16) Chapter 17 Religion Today 287(10) Appendices 297(10) Bibliography 307(6) Index 313