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Latin American Perspectives, 1986
This article explores the historical and social roots and the basic components of a process of renovation in Catholic theological teachings known as liberation theology. I will focus primarily on liberation theology's social and political rather than religious elements. The triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 shocked Latin America.
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This article explores the historical and social roots and the basic components of a process of renovation in Catholic theological teachings known as liberation theology. I will focus primarily on liberation theology's social and political rather than religious elements. The triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 shocked Latin America.
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2023
Abstract The insurrection against the shah’s government in Iran and that against the Somoza regime in Nicaragua took place at almost the same time, in 1979, but are seldom compared to each other. In both uprisings, however, Marxist and anti-imperialist guerrilla movements were allied and often mixed with theological political movements ...
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Abstract The insurrection against the shah’s government in Iran and that against the Somoza regime in Nicaragua took place at almost the same time, in 1979, but are seldom compared to each other. In both uprisings, however, Marxist and anti-imperialist guerrilla movements were allied and often mixed with theological political movements ...
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2017
This chapter identifies theologies of sacraments in the context of liberation theology, rooted primarily in work among poor Christians in 1960s Latin America. In doing so it addresses the “first step” (“the experience of God through the poor and the marginalized”) and the “second step” (“the historical and theological developments that led to the ...
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This chapter identifies theologies of sacraments in the context of liberation theology, rooted primarily in work among poor Christians in 1960s Latin America. In doing so it addresses the “first step” (“the experience of God through the poor and the marginalized”) and the “second step” (“the historical and theological developments that led to the ...
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Liberating Liberation Theologies
Philosophy and Theology, 2013J. Angelo Corlett, Marisa Diaz-Waian
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Womanist Theology and Relational Cultural Theory: Counseling Religious Black Women
Journal of Creativity in Mental Health, 2023Janeé R Avent Harris +2 more
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