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In Our Own Voices: Latino/a Renditions of Theology
A fresh, ecumenical approach to systematic theology in a Latino/a voice.
U.S. Latino/a theology has emerged as one of the most dynamic and creative theological developments in the last thirty years. Reflecting the diversity as well as commonality among Latino/a theologians, this ecumenical team of men and women, both Catholic and Protestant, explore some of the core symbols and doctrines of Christianity from a distinctively Latino/a perspective. Beginning with the doctrine of God, Creation, and human being, the authors present diverse perspectives on Christology, the church, and the kin-dom of God (la familia de Dios).
Contributors include: Luis N. Rivera-Pagán; Jeanette RodrĂguez; Carmen Nanko-Fernández; Michelle A. González; Michael Lee; Roberto S. Goizueta; Harold J. Recinos; Ada MarĂa Isasi-DĂaz.
U.S. Latino/a theology has emerged as one of the most dynamic and creative theological developments in the last thirty years. Reflecting the diversity as well as commonality among Latino/a theologians, this ecumenical team of men and women, both Catholic and Protestant, explore some of the core symbols and doctrines of Christianity from a distinctively Latino/a perspective. Beginning with the doctrine of God, Creation, and human being, the authors present diverse perspectives on Christology, the church, and the kin-dom of God (la familia de Dios).
Contributors include: Luis N. Rivera-Pagán; Jeanette RodrĂguez; Carmen Nanko-Fernández; Michelle A. González; Michael Lee; Roberto S. Goizueta; Harold J. Recinos; Ada MarĂa Isasi-DĂaz.
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A fresh, ecumenical approach to systematic theology in a Latino/a voice.
U.S. Latino/a theology has emerged as one of the most dynamic and creative theological developments in the last thirty years. Reflecting the diversity as well as commonality among Latino/a theologians, this ecumenical team of men and women, both Catholic and Protestant, explore some of the core symbols and doctrines of Christianity from a distinctively Latino/a perspective. Beginning with the doctrine of God, Creation, and human being, the authors present diverse perspectives on Christology, the church, and the kin-dom of God (la familia de Dios).
Contributors include: Luis N. Rivera-Pagán; Jeanette RodrĂguez; Carmen Nanko-Fernández; Michelle A. González; Michael Lee; Roberto S. Goizueta; Harold J. Recinos; Ada MarĂa Isasi-DĂaz.
U.S. Latino/a theology has emerged as one of the most dynamic and creative theological developments in the last thirty years. Reflecting the diversity as well as commonality among Latino/a theologians, this ecumenical team of men and women, both Catholic and Protestant, explore some of the core symbols and doctrines of Christianity from a distinctively Latino/a perspective. Beginning with the doctrine of God, Creation, and human being, the authors present diverse perspectives on Christology, the church, and the kin-dom of God (la familia de Dios).
Contributors include: Luis N. Rivera-Pagán; Jeanette RodrĂguez; Carmen Nanko-Fernández; Michelle A. González; Michael Lee; Roberto S. Goizueta; Harold J. Recinos; Ada MarĂa Isasi-DĂaz.
