Rooted in Jesus Christ - Izuzquiza, Daniel
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Offers a Christian proposal for radical social transformation. Daniel Izuzquiza here proposes a vibrant interdisciplinary theology from the unique perspective of the "least of these" -- the poor -- and extends an invitation to mystical, political, and ecclesial engagement. In Rooted in Jesus Christ Izuzquiza analyzes the language of theology, the role of social sciences, the transformation of culture, and the church's approach to politics. To that end he dialogues with some of the main theological proposals of the late twentieth century, from Latin American liberation theology to radical…mehr

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Offers a Christian proposal for radical social transformation. Daniel Izuzquiza here proposes a vibrant interdisciplinary theology from the unique perspective of the "least of these" -- the poor -- and extends an invitation to mystical, political, and ecclesial engagement. In Rooted in Jesus Christ Izuzquiza analyzes the language of theology, the role of social sciences, the transformation of culture, and the church's approach to politics. To that end he dialogues with some of the main theological proposals of the late twentieth century, from Latin American liberation theology to radical theology in the English-speaking world to European political theology. He also offers a more systematic development of radical ecclesiology, analyzing the sources of the proposal as alternative Christian practices. The result is a groundbreaking call to action and change for the entire church.
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Autorenporträt
Daniel Izuzquiza, S. J., is director of Pueblos Unidos, aJesuit social center that works for the integration ofmigrants in Madrid, Spain. He is the author of four booksand twenty articles dealing with the sociopoliticalimplications of Christian faith, the role of religion inthe public realm, and the spirituality of socialcommitment.