Dictionary of Third World theologies
Book Description
This comprehensive reference work opens a window into the vibrant theological voices emerging from Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America, the Pacific, and indigenous communities worldwide. Rather than viewing theology through a single cultural lens, this dictionary reveals how diverse peoples have shaped and transformed contemporary Christian thought through their unique spiritual perspectives and lived experiences.
More than 150 carefully crafted entries explore essential themes that bridge traditional theological categories with pressing cultural and social realities. Contributors examine how different communities interpret scripture, understand spirituality, and address the challenges facing their societies. The work encompasses voices from Roman Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and Mar Thoma traditions, creating a rich tapestry of theological reflection.
Distinguished scholars and theologians from around the globe have contributed their expertise to create entries that reflect genuine geographical, cultural, and denominational diversity. Each entry demonstrates how theology develops differently when rooted in various cultural contexts, offering readers fresh insights into familiar spiritual concepts.
For those seeking to broaden their understanding of Christianity beyond Western perspectives, this dictionary serves as an invaluable guide. It reveals how faith communities across the world have developed distinctive approaches to biblical interpretation, spiritual practice, and theological reflection, enriching the global conversation about meaning, purpose, and divine relationship.
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📖 Reading Level: Medium (200-400 pages) (~7 hours)
📄 Length: 261 pages
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