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ISBN 10: 1118718666
ISBN 13: 978-1118718667
Author: Orlando Espin

Latino/a Theology

The one-volume Companion to Latino/a Theology presents a systematic survey of the past, present and future of Latino/a theology, introducing readers to this significant US theological movement.

Contributors to the Companion include many established scholars of the highest caliber, together with some new and exciting voices within the various theological disciplines. A mixture of Catholic, Protestant, and Evangelical scholars, they discuss the publications and contributions of theologians who reflect from, and participate in, the faith and realities of US Latino/a communities.

Providing unparalleled breadth and depth in the discussion of the key issues, each chapter begins with a summary of the theological publications and thought within Latino/a theology, and then proceeds to develop a constructive contribution on the topic.

This invaluable and unique Companion, edited by one of the foremost Latino theologians currently working and writing in the field, is fully ecumenical, comprehensive, and wholly representative of the wide range of ecclesial and theological traditions. It will become both an important resource for scholars and an unparalleled introduction to the entire discipline.

The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Latino a Theology 1st Table of contents:

PART I: Contexts

CHAPTER 1: Lo Cotidiano as Locus Theologicus

Lo Cotidiano as Locus Theologicus

Methodological Considerations

Exploring the Daily by the Trozo

Tapa: Hybridity

Tapa: Las Vidas de las Latinas

Tapa: People on the Move

Tapa: Lo Popular

An Open Menu

References

CHAPTER 2: History and Latino/a Identity

The Latina/o as Fiction

And Where Are You From?

Are You Latino? Or Is It That Hispanic?

Historical Imagination: The Need to Remember

Mapping the Latino Future

References

CHAPTER 3: Sources and En Conjunto Methodologies of Latino/a Theologizing

Methodological Concerns of Latino/a Theologizing

Justo L. González: Reading the Bible “in Spanish”

Orlando O. Espín: Revelation as Human Cultural Event

Ada María Isasi-Díaz: Popular Religion and Liberative Praxis

Roberto S. Goizueta: Christ Our Companion

Miguel A. De La Torre: Latino/a Social Ethics

Conclusion

References

CHAPTER 4: The Ecumenical Narrative and the Latino/a Experience

New Storytellers: A Good Story Is Better Told en conjunto

New Metaphors: When Home Meets the Diaspora

New Language: Ecumenism in Spanglish

An Inconclusive Epilogue

References

PART II: Theologizing the Theological Tradition

CHAPTER 5: Revelation

Latino/a Roman Catholic Theological Reflection on Revelation

Latino/a Protestant Reflection on Revelation

Conclusion: Toward a Latino/a Ecumenical Theology of Revelation

References

CHAPTER 6: The Bible and Latino/a Theology

Crafting Convivencia in the Kitchen

You Are What You Eat: Another Look at Ezekiel and the Apocalypse

What Next?

References

Further Reading

CHAPTER 7: The Latino/a Theology of God as the Future of Theodicy

The Theology of God in the Latino/a Theological Tradition: A History

Contextualizing Remarks

The Paschal, Dangerous Memory of the Suffering Trinity as Theodicy: The Latino/a Theology of God

At the Core of the Present Chapter: The Forms and Contours of the Latino/a Theologian’s Retrieval of the Dangerous Memory of Jesus: The Heart of Latino/a Theodicy

Conclusion

References

CHAPTER 8: Jesus the Christ

A Map for this Christologizing Journey

Relationality

La Encarnación y Las Encarnaciones

Imago Dei

Articulating and Contending with a Great Paradox: The Beginnings of a Constructive Contribution

Last Stop on this Journey

Christological Nuggets for Pondering

Future Journeys

References

CHAPTER 9: Theological Musings toward a Latina/o Pneumatology

Latina/o Contributions to Pneumatology

Latina/o Pneumatology, Mariology, and Women’s Experiences

Thinking Pneumatologically: Constructive Theological Musings

Looking Forward to a More Systematic Latina/o Pneumatology

References

CHAPTER 10: Catholic Ecclesiology

Pueblo: Foundational Self-Identification as Church

De Dios en Marcha: An Opening beyond Self

Prophetic Voices

At a Junction

References

Further Reading

CHAPTER 11: Protestant Ecclesiology

References

CHAPTER 12: Grace, Sin, and Salvation

Human Nature as Graced

Grace as Socio-Historical

Grace as Practical

Grace as Beautiful

Grace as Universal and Preferential

Grace as Cosmic

Grace as Deification (Theosis)

References

CHAPTER 13: Eschatology and Hope

The Context of Eschatology

Popular Culture, Eschatologies, and Latinos/as

Latino/a Eschatological Themes

Eschatology as Transformative

Conclusion

References

Further Reading

CHAPTER 14: Latino/a Ethics

Historical Developments

Attending to Intersecting and Interrupting Narratives

Voces Nuevas – New Voices

References

CHAPTER 15: Liturgies and Sacraments

La Vida Sacra: Contemporary Latino/a Sacramental Theology

Some Historical Considerations and Definitions

Some Possible Future Directions

References

PART III: Theologizing Latino/a Realities

CHAPTER 16: Mestizaje The Latina/o Religious Imaginary in the North American Racial Crucible

Two Tropes of Mestizaje

Mestizaje in First-Generation US Latino/a Theology

Second-Generation Critique of Mestizaje: The Risks of Racial Nationalism in Theology

Proposal: Reframing the Critique of Mestizaje as a Critique of Capitalism

References

Further Reading

CHAPTER 17: Theologizing Social and Economic Justice

Introducing Latino/a Perspectives on Theologizing Social and Economic Justice

Who Are Latino/a Theologians to Speak of Social and Economic Justice?

Transnational Christianity and Latino/a Theologizing about Social and Economic Justice

In Whose Name?

Cultural Diversity and Ecumenical Unity

Scripture as Guide for Doing Justice in Social Conflict

Social Analysis and Justice

Conclusion: Identity-Culture and Social and Economic Justice

References

CHAPTER 18: Queer Theory and Latina/o Theologizing

Latin@ Theologizing

Queer Theory

The Voices of Our Ancestors and Our Neighbors: Narrative as Queerly Speaking

The Ethico-Onto-Episte-mology of Latin@s as (a) Queer Politics

Latin@ Theologizing, Queerness, and the Future: Latin@ Moral Imagination Is a Queer Future or Living in a Not Yet Queer Future

Conclusion

References

CHAPTER 19: Feminist Theory and Latina Feminist/Mujerista Theologizing

What Is in a Name? Grounding Latina Feminist/Mujerista Theologizing

With Our Lives at Stake

A Vision of the End of Our Theologizing

Human Experience as Locus Theologicus

Theological Knowing

Considering Our Future

References

Further Reading

CHAPTER 20: Theologizing Immigration

Reflections on Immigration within the Literature of US Hispanic Theology

Hispanic Contributions to the Literature on Theologies of Migration

Immigration Reform: Insights from Thomas Aquinas’ Order of Charity

A Brief History of US Immigration Policy

A Brief Description of Current US Immigration Preferences

The Troubling Case of “Mixed Status” Families

Aquinas on Love and Charity

Aquinas’ Order of Love and Order of Charity

Just Love and the Priority of Mexican Undocumented Immigrants

Practicing Beneficence in Immigration Reform

Beneficence Toward Undocumented Immigrants in Mixed Status Families and Their Communities

Love, Immigration Preferences, and the Limits of Rule-Making

Conclusion

References

CHAPTER 21: Theologizing Popular Catholicism

Lugar/Place

Tradición/Tradition

Communidad/Community

Sabiduría/Wisdom

Abundancia/Abundance

Questions and Challenges

References

Further Reading

CHAPTER 22: Theologizing Popular Protestantism

References

Further Reading

CHAPTER 23: The Study of Spirituality

Short History of the Term

Description of Spirituality

Spirituality in Latino/a Theology

Classic Themes in Latino/a Theologies

The Socio-spiritual Method

Conclusion

References

CHAPTER 24: Latina/o Practical Theology

Practical Theology in Latino Contexts: A Tool for Transformation

Some Insights of Practical Theology in Latina/o Communities

Leadership for the Latina/o Church

Faith-Based Community Organizing and its role in Latina/o Congregations/Communities

Empowerment as Evangelism and Faith Formation

Empowerment as Pastoral Care

Conclusions

References

CHAPTER 25: Latino/a Religion and Politics

A Look into Latin@ Religion and Politics

Latin@ Religion and Politics: Some Methodological Considerations

Conclusion

References

Further Reading

CHAPTER 26: Inter-Religious Dialogue

Why Should Inter-Religious Dialogue Matter to Our Academic and Grassroots Christian Communities?

Discovering Responses to the Fundamental Question in My Inter-Religious Christian Pilgrimage: Theology, Vocation, and the Practice of Inter-Religious Dialogue

Challenges In and Suggestions For Inter-Religious Dialogues

References

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