Is liberation theology for North America?
Subtitle: the response of First World churches to Third World theologies
Publisher: Theology in the Americas
Published: 1978
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 162
Subjects: Liberation theology
Notes: The contents of this manual were presented at a workshop of Theology in the Americas, June 17, 18, 19, 1978.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: For a more relevant theology in the USA / Sergio Torres; title: Black theology in the North American context / James Cone; title: A Native American perspective on liberation theology / Vine Deloria; title: Feminist theology : class and labor perspectives / Beverly Harrison; title: The voice of the poor in the church / Gustavo Gutiérrez; title: The experiences of the sixties : a few lessons / Robert McAfee Brown; title: Sex, class and race : the experience of women in the American women's movement / Rosemary Radford Ruether; title: Reflection on the sixties : a political and economic analysis / Joe Holland; title: Changes in the U.S. economy : toward a model of accumulation / William Tabb; title: Civil religion and American individualism / Robert T. Handy; title: Christian symbols and historical perspectives / Lee Cormie; title: Symbols for struggle : unmasking the dream / Kathleen Schultz; title: Theology of relinquishment : prophetic role of the church / Marie Augusta Neal; title: Embarrassed by the poor / Edward J. Farrell; title: How to speak of God in an affluent society : a radical evangelical perspective / Jim Wallis; title: Final statement.