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*Juan Luis Segando | *Juan Luis Segando | ||
*Jon Sobrino}} | *Jon Sobrino}}'''Liberation Theology''' is an ideology and form of Christian theology that is usually economically and culturally left-wing. It seeks to liberate all oppressed peoples, particularly the poor, but certain variations focus more on categories like race, gender, or caste. While it is most prevalent in Latin America, there are also significant liberation theology movements in The United States, South Africa, India, South Korea, and Palestine, all of which have differences between each other. | ||
'''Liberation Theology''' is an ideology and form of Christian theology that is usually economically and culturally left-wing. It seeks to liberate all oppressed peoples, particularly the poor, but certain variations focus more on categories like race, gender, or caste. While it is most prevalent in Latin America, there are also significant liberation theology movements in The United States, South Africa, India, South Korea, and Palestine, all of which have differences between each other. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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==Further Information== | ==Further Information== | ||
=== | === Literature === | ||
* | *[https://1lib.us/book/3294204/844eb5 A Theology of Liberation] by Gutierrez Gustavo | ||
===Wikipedia=== | ===Wikipedia=== | ||
* [[Wp:Liberation theology|Liberation theology]] | * [[Wp:Liberation theology|Liberation theology]] | ||
** [[Wp:Latin_American_liberation_theology|Latin American liberation theology]] | |||
* | ** [[Wp:Black_theology|Black theology]] | ||
** [[Wp:Dalit_theology|Dalit theology]] | |||
** [[Wp:Political_theology_in_the_Middle_East#Palestinian_liberation_theology|Palestinian liberation theology]] | |||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
[[Category:Religious]] | [[Category:Religious]] | ||
[[Category:Culturally Left]] | [[Category:Culturally Left]] | ||
[[Category:Left Unity]] | [[Category:Left Unity]] | ||
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Liberation Theology is an ideology and form of Christian theology that is usually economically and culturally left-wing. It seeks to liberate all oppressed peoples, particularly the poor, but certain variations focus more on categories like race, gender, or caste. While it is most prevalent in Latin America, there are also significant liberation theology movements in The United States, South Africa, India, South Korea, and Palestine, all of which have differences between each other.
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South Africa and The United States
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Palestine
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Literature
- A Theology of Liberation by Gutierrez Gustavo