Boff, Speaking to the Nonbeliever and Nonperson  

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Punsalan-Manlimos, Catherine M.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: East Asian Pastoral Review vol. 44 no. 4 (2007), page 358-369.
Topik: Boff; Theology

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We know Leonardo Boff's theology addresses the questions of the so-called "nonperson," the members of society whose voices, whose cries go out to us, but are often not heard. They are the poor and the marginalized; they are the indigenous peoples, women, the subsistence or landless farmers, the laborers. They are those whose lives appear to belie a loving and just God and who nevertheless embrace the good that each day brings with gratitude because they see it as a gift from such a God. These are the people for whom and with whom Boff has done theology. But, in the last decade, he has begun to articulate an eco-theology that brings together concern for the earth and concern for those he characterizes as the most endangered of the earth's species, the poor.

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