My Journey with Liberation Theology

Authors

  • Craig L. Nessan Wartburg Theological Seminary

Abstract

This article is written to honor Javier Alanis and José David Rodríguez in recognition of their lifetime contributions to Latiné ministry and the mission of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The author reflects on his introduction to Latin American liberation theology and engagement through doctoral study in Germany. The method of liberation theology has been a source of creativity for global theology, including in North America and Europe, and for Lutheran theology. The article concludes with consideration of the significance of Our Lady of Guadalupe for the Lutheran tradition.

 

Author Biography

Craig L. Nessan, Wartburg Theological Seminary

Wm. D. Streng Professor for the Education and Renewal of the Church

Professor of Contextual Theology and Ethics

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Published

2024-12-20