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| Introduction: Historic Pain and the Political Present Pointing to a Healthy Future | |
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| Struggle, Resistance, Liberation, and Theological Methodology: Indigenous Peoples and the Two-Thirds World | |
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| Colonization and the Racialization of Politics | |
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| Class Analysis and the Liberal Colonizer Solution to Colonial Violence | |
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| The Colonization of Language and Categories of Analysis | |
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| Colonization and the Marginalization of Women: Knowing Our Own Past | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Creation, Justice, and Peace: Indians, Christianity, and Trinitarian Theologies | |
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| The First Shall Be Last: Christomonism and the Loss of Creation | |
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| The Circle and Mitakuye Oyasin | |
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| The Circle as Symbolic Cosmos of Interrelationship | |
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| Creation and Kingdom | |
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| Repentance as Return | |
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| Confession, Return, and the Integrity of Creation | |
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| Harmony and Balance: Reimaging Creation | |
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| Ecojustice and American Indian Sovereignty | |
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| "Creation as Beloved of God" | |
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| Human Privilege and Communities of Respect | |
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| Balancing the World for Life | |
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| Reciprocity: A Foundation for Balance | |
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| Spatiality: Place vs. Time | |
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| Ecojustice, Sovereignty, and a Theology of Liberation | |
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| Individualism and Western Development | |
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| Statism and Indigenous Sovereignty | |
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| Christology and Colonialism: Jesus, Corn Mother, and Conquest | |
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| That the People Might Live! | |
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| Political and Cultural Analyses | |
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| Decolonizing Indian Christology | |
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| American Indians and Jesus | |
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| No Other Name: Colonizer's Claim to Universal Truth | |
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| Christ, Logos, Preexistence, and Corn Mother | |
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| Corn Mother as Christ | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Abjection, Violence, Missions, and American Indians: Missionary Conquest in an Age of Pluralism | |
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| Joseph C. Hough's Proposal | |
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| A Brand New Evangelism: Be Jesus. Don't Preach Jesus. | |
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| American Indian Liberation: Paddling a Canoe Upstream | |
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| Tensions with Christianity | |
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| Exchanging Histories: Canaanites, Cowboys, and Indians | |
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| Ceremonial Revivification and New-Age Colonialists | |
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| An Indian Challenge to Our Amer-european Colonizer Relatives | |
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| Challenges for Indian People | |
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| Culture and Domination: A "Postcolonial" Quandary | |
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| Suggestions for Further Reading | |
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| Index | |