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Liberating eschatology

Letty M. Russell, Serene Jones, Margaret A. Farley

1999

Education For Critical Consciousness (Continuum Impacts)

Paulo Freire, Freire

1973

Ethics and liberation

Charles L. Kammer

1988

Ethics and the theology of liberation

Enrique D. Dussel

1978

Resurrección de la verdadera Iglesia

Jon Sobrino

1981

Paths of liberation

Bakole wa Ilunga.

1984

A Black theology of liberation

James H. Cone

1970

Liberation theologies in North America and Europe

Thomas F. Stransky

1979

Passion of Christ, passion of the world

Leonardo Boff

1987

A new moral order

Denis Goulet

1974

Third World liberation theologies

Deane William Ferm

1985

The church and its mission

Orlando E. Costas

1974

A Gandhian theology of liberation

Ignatius Jesudasan

1984

LIBERATION THEOLOGY AND SEXUALITY; ED. BY MARCELLA ALTHAUS-REID

Marcella Althaus-Reid

2006

The ties that bind

Benjamin Valentin, Anthony B. Pinn

2001

Women, religion, and social change in Brazil's popular church

Carol Ann Drogus

1997

God of the oppressed

Bill Andrew Quinn, James H. Cone, James H Cone

1975

Ecclesiogenesis

Leonardo Boff

1986

The poor are many

Frank Sawyer

1992

Theology in a new key

Robert McAfee Brown

1918

Beber en su propio pozo

Gustavo Gutiérrez

1984

The Challenge of liberation theology

Brian Mahan, L. Dale Richesin

1981

Introducing liberation theology

Leonardo Boff

1987

The emergence of liberation theology

Christian Smith

1991

Jesus before Christianity

Albert Nolan

1977

Life in freedom

M. Amaladoss

1997

Doing theology in a revolutionary situation

José Miguez Bonino

1975

Decolonizing theology

Noel Leo Erskine

1981

Introducing Black Theology of Liberation

Dwight N. Hopkins

1999

Liberating Reformed theology

John W. De Gruchy

1991

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