Segundo, Juan Luis Primary Author Montevideo, Centro Pedro Fabro de Additional Author Drury, John Translator mixed material bibliography New York Orbis Books 1974 Inggris

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15,5 x 23 cm / 148 pg For many generations Christians have considered sin almost exclusively in terms of the individual person: "my sins" and "your sins." These sins, moreover, have been thought to have their roots in our "fallen human nature," the consequence of original sin. Recently, however, the bishops and theologians of Latin America have begun to speak of"sinful structures," "sinful institutions', and even "sinful societies." These terms sound rather strange to North American ears, but an understanding of them is vital if Christians here are to live up to their calling to be both prophetic and creative agents for change within their communities-global as well as national. These communities are scarred by sinful structures and sinful institutions, if we but had the eyes to see them as they are. Evolution and Guilt will clear our vision. Through a careful exegisis of Scripture and an examination of thinkers like Teilhard de Chardin, Marx, and Freud, Juan Luis Segundo demonstrates why Christianity in our time must theologize politics and politicize theology. Evolusi Dosa Rasa Bersalah Teologi Sosial dan Gereja 260.51 / SEG / e 5 0883444852 Perpustakaan Ordo Karmel Indonesia Indonesian Carmelite Order Library A04059 A04059-C1 My Library A04059 5.610..jpg 718 2011-02-14 10:09:17 2024-07-29 10:42:05 machine generated