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Joerg Rieger, "Why Class Matters in Religious Studies and Theology", introduction to Religion, Theology, and Class: Fresh Engagements after Long Silence, ed. Joerg Rieger
Eu cresci no meio evangélico brasileiro que sempre incentivou as “missões transculturais” entre os chamados “povos não alcançados”, principalmente indígenas e islâmicos que não têm acesso a nenhuma tradução da Bíblia. Cresci ouvindo o nome de J.
“Os defensores das missões evangélicas e sua incapacidade crítica” (por Silas Fiorotti).
Joerg Rieger, "Why Class Matters in Religious Studies and Theology", introduction to Religion, Theology, and Class: Fresh Engagements after Long Silence, ed. Joerg Rieger
Joerg Rieger, "Why Class Matters in Religious Studies and Theology", introduction to Religion, Theology, and Class: Fresh Engagements after Long Silence, ed. Joerg Rieger
Joerg Rieger, "Reconfiguring the Common Good and Religion in the Context of Capitalism", Common Goods: Economy, Ecology, and Politcal Theology, ed. Melanie Johnson DeBaufre, Catherine Keller, and Elias Ortega-Aponte
Joerg Rieger, "Why Class Matters in Religious Studies and Theology", introduction to Religion, Theology, and Class: Fresh Engagements after Long Silence, ed. Joerg Rieger
“The church has a long history of serving people at the margins…. At the same time, however, an older problem has been intensified. The modern self’s blindness to the other as part of the self has led to an increasing perception of charity as a one-way street, something that originates with the charitable self and leads to handouts for those in need…. Fresh encounters with people on the underside of history introduce a critical change. In solidarity with the marginalized, the modern one-way street gradually begins to bear traffic in both directions.”
- Joerg Rieger, Remember the Poor
Post-VATICAN II RITE, Theological Activism for the Sake of World Survival, Peace, and Justice
Post-VATICAN II RITE, Theological Activism for the Sake of World Survival, Peace, and Justice
Post-Vatican II efforts to significantly rethink Catholic theology have been suppressed over the past few decades, in the same way that the implementation of a Post-Vatican II Rite has been suppressed. WHY? Because a post-Vatican II Theology would cut across the political and economic agendas of western civilization, both church and state? Because a post-Vatican II Theology created cracks in the…
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