Postcolonial Theology is a field of study that examines the intersection of theology and the effects of colonialism. It seeks to understand how colonial histories have shaped religious beliefs and practices, particularly in formerly colonized regions. This approach critiques traditional theological perspectives that often reflect Western dominance and explores alternative interpretations rooted in local cultures and experiences. Theology in this context is informed by the voices of marginalized communities, emphasizing their narratives and struggles. Scholars like Kwame Bediako and Vidyadhar Suraj Prakash contribute to this discourse, advocating for a theology that is relevant to postcolonial realities and promotes social justice and reconciliation.