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• Liberation theology
  ...]] theology that seeks liberation for the poor and oppressed. The roots of liberation theology lie in the experience of those in [[Latin America]]. In 1968, bishops at th Broadly, liberation theology attempted to see the Bible and Christianity through the lens of poverty, an
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• Black liberation theology
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• Liberation theology/Definition
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• Liberation theology/Related Articles
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• Black liberation theology/Definition
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• Liberation theology
  ...]] theology that seeks liberation for the poor and oppressed. The roots of liberation theology lie in the experience of those in [[Latin America]]. In 1968, bishops at th Broadly, liberation theology attempted to see the Bible and Christianity through the lens of poverty, an
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• Liberation theology/Related Articles
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  * [[Liberation theology]]
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• Friends of Sabeel-North America
  It embraces a [[liberation theology]] for Palestine, as developed by Canon Naim Ateek, Founder/Director, Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center, Jerusalem. Rev. [[Desmond Tutu]] is the organization's patron. Sin
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• Friends of Sabeel-North America/Related Articles
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• Sin
  ...erence between [[venial sin]] and [[mortal sin]], the idea stemming from [[liberation theology]] and others of [[social sin]] and the idea of the unforgivable or [[eterna
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• Peru/Related Articles
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• Social Gospel
  In Catholicism, [[liberation theology]] has similarities to the Social Gospel.
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• Christianity
  ===[[Liberation theology|Liberation Theology]]=== ...bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/christianity/beliefs/liberationtheology.shtml Liberation Theology]</ref>
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• Trinity United Church of Christ, Chicago
  ...hicago, and Trinity sought to recontextualize Christianity through [[black liberation theology]] to counter their message, particularly that it was impossible to be both ...venue... Out of this experience of brokenness and spiritual hope...[[black liberation theology]] emerged. The irrationality of racism and injustice provided the roots of
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• Christian Left
  ...on the [[United States of America]], but attention should be paid to the [[liberation theology]] movement in [[South America]].
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• Theories of religion
  ...ever contradicted by the existence of certain religious groups, like the [[liberation theology]].<ref>Kunin, page ?</ref>
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• Latin America
  ...ctive in developing the quasi-socialist Roman Catholic movement known as [[Liberation Theology]]. Practitioners of the [[Protestant]], [[Pentecostal]], [[Evangelicalism|E
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