LIBERATION THEOLOGY 1987 FREE Shipping

• Softcover book by Phillip Berryman
• Pantheon Books
• First Paperback Edition
• Copyright © 1987 by Phillip Berryman

" " Phillip Berryman writes clearly and convincingly about what
may turn out to be the most important religious movement
since the Protestant Reformation. Persuasive and
provocative, Liberation Theology should be read
by everyone who wants to understand the preferential option
for the poor and the spiritual revolutions going on in
Latin America. " "

" CONTENTS

Introduction

1 Birth Pangs: Emergence of Liberation Theology

2 Going to the Poor

3 Mirror of Life: The Bible Read by the Poor

4 A New Model of Church: Christian Base Communities

5 Feet-on-the-Ground: From Experience to Theology

6 Captivity and Hope: Shifting Contexts of Liberation Theology

7 The Infinite Worth of the Poor: A Critical Vision of Human Rights

8 Taking Sides: Faith, Politics, and Ideology

9 Utilizing Marxism: Observations on Practice and Theology

10 God of Life: The Religious Vision of Liberation Theology

11 Other Accents: Third World, Black, Hispanic, and Feminist Theologies

12 Does It Liberate? Objections to Liberation Theology

13 Looking Ahead

References

Index "

This book is in very good condition with only minor wear.
No torn, ripped or missing pages.
There is a stamp with the previous owner's name on the inside front cover.