Liberation theology
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Theology
www.wrs.edutheology (a secular approach); liberation theology (Marxism made Christian); and modern feminist theology. Exegetical-systematic approach to theology This is the recommended approach, although the other approaches have valuable contributions to make if used properly. Exegetical theology bases its understanding on one or
Capitalization Glossary1 - Liberty University
www.liberty.eduliberation theology Living Water (Jesus) “living water” (salvation) Lord of lords Lord’s Day (Sunday) Lord’s Prayer (specific prayer taught by Jesus) Lord’s Supper Lord’s Table ...
Theological Studies (This .pdf version reproduces ...
divinity.duke.edu13Cf. Congar, History of Theology, 137–42; Gustavo Gutierrez, A Theology of Liberation (Maryknoll, NY: Orbis, 1973), 4–6; and Pannenberg, Theology and Philosophy of Science, 234. 14Cf. Johann Theiner, Die Entwicklung der Moraltheologie zur Eigenständigen Disziplin (Regensburg: Verlag Friedrich Pustet, 1970), 348. 15A classic example is Thomas a' Kempis’ …
Judaism and Christianity - Northampton
www.northampton.eduDeuteronomy recount the Jews' liberation from slavery in Egypt and the revealing of the Law to Moses on Mount Sinai. The Prophets include the books of Joshua, Judges, ... and others discuss matters of theology, doctrine, faith, and morals for the early Church of the first century. Paul was the foremost of the apostles, and his writings include the
Social Protest in Art - Northern Illinois University
www.niu.edumilitarism and human rights violations, the threat to ecological balance, the theology of liberation, the plight of migrant workers, feminist themes, media censorship, and the growth of the mass movement. Visual Art Slides: Pablo Baens Santos, Comprador, 1978, Oil on canvas, NAGM, Manila (Figure 1B)
A Theology and Philosophy of Christian Education
www.biblicaltheology.combegan to launch out the independent of theology, a trend best seen in John Dewey who reduced philosophy to education theory and dismissed all theology as an obstructive influence in education.8 The trends in the first quarter of the 20 th century that greatly affected the Christian education movement are liberal and Neo-orthodox theologian.