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Daniel Levine

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May 14, 2014

 

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Though Levine details the uses and importance of this lesser known religious outlook, I believe he does a better job of allowing us to very much understand the central ideas, beliefs, methods, and history of the liberation theology. Levine states, "Liberation theology comes together as a theory and a set of guidelines for action around issues of poverty and the poor," (pg...
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39). We must understand that this outlook has not evolved from nothing, but came from the Latin American response to Catholicism and their changes since the Second Vatican Council. Rarely in American society do we as citizens who are wealthy enough to support families, feel as if the view from the lower class is one of significance...
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