Liberating Lutheran theology
Subtitle: freedom for justice and solidarity with others in a global context
By: Paul S. Chung, Ulrich Duchrow, Craig L. Nessan
Contributors: Duchrow, Ulrich; Nessan, Craig L.
Publisher: Fortress Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Minneapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
ISBN-13: 9780800697785
Subjects: Doctrines; Christian sociology; Economics; Lutheran Church
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p.         ).
Table of contents: title: Liberation theology and Latin American history; title: Liberation theology's critique of Luther's two kingdoms doctrine; title: Christian political responsibility: reappropriating Luther's two kingdoms; title: Orthopraxis and martyrdom: the influence of Latin American liberation theology on systematic theology in Europe and North America; title: God's mission and emancipation: a Lutheran theology of justification and economic justice; title: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the confessing church: an Asian Minjung theological perspective; title: Emancipation and inculturation in a multicultural world: a Lutheran contribution; title: Communio sanctorum and filial piety: ecclesiology for inculturation; title: Property-money economies and empires as contexts for biblical, Reformation, and contemporary ecumenical theology; title: Ghandi: overcoming Western violence in conversation with Martin Luther; title: Solidarity and cooperation as theological, psychological, and socio-economic response to neo-liberal destruction; title: Expanding the conversation: facing the challenge of African and Asian perspectives; title: Transforming theology and life-giving civilization: the Changseong consultation; title: Linking poverty, wealth, and ecology in Africa: the Dar es Salaam statement.