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Third World Theologies

Name: Third World Theologies
Brand: Wipf & Stock Publishers
SKU: 08754082
Price: 30.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: K. C. Abraham
ISBN: 9781592449743

Commonalities and Divergences

K. C. Abraham

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08754082

Publishers Wipf & Stock Publishers, October 2004

Third World theology has grown and developed in recent decades - largely due to the efforts and acti... Full description

Libristo code: 08754082

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Third World theology has grown and developed in recent decades - largely due to the efforts and activities of the Ecumenical Association of Third World Theologians (EATWOT). The present volume, arising from their Second General Assembly, is an ideal introduction to this emerging movement, exploring both the common bonds that unite Third World theologies and the distinctive elements and concerns that distinguish them from one another.

Bringing together reflections and evaluations from world-renowned theologians, 'Third World Theologies' offers an overview of the state of theology - and its political, economic, and social context - in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and among minorities in the United States. It then addresses the specific commonalities and divergences of these theologies, exploring the interplay of concern for issues of class, race, sex, and culture. 'Third World Theologies' concludes with an evaluation of the development (past and future) of EATWOT itself, which represents in its own history the development of Third World theology.