Liberation Theology began in Latin America and has spread around the world. Bishop Rosazza has said it helped him make a connection between the poor of the Third World and the Hispanics and blacks of Connecticut. Liberation theology is opposed to the true Gospel of Jesus Christ. Liberation comes through the regenerative work of Christ, not from an external liberation. Liberation theology has obscured if not denied the fact that only one kind of liberation deserves to be called salvation, because only one kind of oppression is so totally beyond mere human correction that it requires a divine conquest.
Liberation theology puts man in complete charge of building a new society and a new man.
The Godhead working in man is left out of the picture. Some aims of liberation theology may look good on the surface, but on closer examination is seen to lead individuals away from the only true liberation in the world through the finished work of Christ.