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New Visions for the Americas. Religious Engagement and Social Transformation.
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Batstone, David
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230.046 B328
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At the approach of a new millennium, profound economic, social, and geopolitical changes have transformed the global map an shaken the contours of liberation thinking, North and South.
Although the overarching hemispheric issue remains justice, it is more likely now to erupt in contexts of environment, basic economic rights, systems of adjudication, the survival of indigenous peoples, and the liberation of women worldwide. To address this new context of liberation, especially around structural issues of race, class, adn gender, this volume presents the views of fourteen of today's most incisive religious leaders and thinkers - male and female, North and South, black and white, thologians and activists. Unmasking the past, unveiling the future. "It is time to move through and beyond a rhetoric of liberation to explore specific strategies for transformation, unvocer particular obstacles to human freedom, engage in teh formation of holy alliances...and celebrate the new creation of sacred spaces of freedom, justice, and peace." |
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0-8006-2690-7
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Fortress Press
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1993
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272
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United States of America
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Minneapolis
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English
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Priscila Barrientos
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Priscila Barrientos
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19/03/2015
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19/03/2015
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