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Introduction
An introduction to this video course. **PLEASE NOTE: WHEN CLICKING ON A LESSON, THE CONTENT WILL APPEAR AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN, SO SCROLL ALL OF THE WAY DOWN**
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Section 1: Important Definitions And Historical Documents In Canadian-Indigenous Relations
This section focuses on important definitions and historical documents that all Canadians should know and understand
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Section 2: The Theology And Justice Of Reconciliation
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Section 3: The Truth And Reconciliation Commission And Residential Schools
This section focuses on the TRC (Truth and Reconciliation commission) and especially the history of residential schools
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Section 4: The United Nations Declaration Of Rights Of Indigenous Peoples
This section introduces you to the UNDRIP and its importance for Indigenous peoples around the world
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Section 5: Being Indigenous In Canada
This section introduces you to some of the contemporary issues facing Indigenous peoples in Canada
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Section 6: Indigenous And Christian
This section introduces you to a number of Indigenous followers of Jesus, their stories, and their perspective on church and faith
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Conclusion: Moving Forward In A Good Way
4 Responses to “1.3: The Doctrine of Discovery”
Neal Davidson • October 1st, 2019 at 6:31 pm
I am a simple thinking Atlantic Canadian But I think that Canadian Christians ie Baptist churches should take a stand to value the land and rights as well as the heath of indigenous peoples .
Danny Zacharias • October 2nd, 2019 at 12:06 pm
I agree Neal!
Wayne McCormick • November 24th, 2020 at 3:41 am
Why does it continue? We can not change the past but we have some control of what should happen now.
Danny Zacharias • November 24th, 2020 at 1:23 pm
Agreed Wayne. It has been repudiated, at least in Canada. The problem, like so many things, is that we live in the after affects of its legacy.