Luther and liberation a Latin American perspective
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Minneapolis :
Fortress Press,
2016.
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- Part I. Overview of Luther's theology and work. Luther at the crossroads between the old and the new
- Part II. Theology with a new interpretive key. The God of life against all falsehood of the idols of death
- In the cross of Christ, victory over all evil
- Conversion, liberation, and justification
- Scripture: instrument of life
- The church: poor people of God
- Sacraments: tomb or cradle of Christian community?
- The reign of God in church and state
- Part III. Exercises on Luther's ethical positioning. The political calling and the church
- Education
- The economy and the community
- War
- Resistance and violence
- Luther: defender of the Jews or anti-Semite?
- Part IV. Luther's legacy and liberation theology. What did Luther want, in the end?
- Matthew 25:31-46: justification and liberation
- The reception of Luther's concept of freedom in Latin American liberation theology
- Epilogue: 500 years of reform and beyond.