Faith born in the struggle for life : a redating of Protestant faith in Latin America today /
edited by Dow Kirkpatrick; translated by Lewistine McCoy.
- xv, 328 p. ; 22 cm.
Part I: Recreating the fidelity -- Conversion: a Latin American rereading -- Sanctification: a Latin American rereading -- Is "social holiness" enough? - a Catholic reading -- A reading of the Bible, beginning with the poor of Latin America -- Toward a theology of peace: critical notes on the Biblical hermeneutic of Latin American theology of liberation -- Hagar and Sarah -- Women and Christology -- The priesthood of all believers -- The trinity from the perspective of the woman -- Reinterpreting the doctrine of two kingdoms -- Theology of sin and structures of oppression -- Idols that kill: in the "world" and in the church -- The power of nudity --
PART II: The original legacy-distortions in its transmission -- Luther, the reformation, and liberation -- The protestant principle and its denial -- Distortions in the transmission of the original legacy of Wesley -- The missionary heritage of the Cuban churches -- Heritage and responsibility in Latin America --
PART III: Evangelization and ecumenical vision -- A new protestant understanding of Afro-Brazilian religions -- Pentecostal theology in the context of the struggle for life -- Toward an ecumenical pastoral --
A sermon -- The question of the children-still the same
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THEOLOGY, DOCTRINAL--LATIN AMERICA PROTESTANT CHURCHES--LATIN AMERICA--DOCTRINES LATIN AMERICA--CHURCH HISTORY--20TH CENTURY