Cuban Feminist Theology

Ofelia Ortega

doi:10.5771/9781978713000

Summary

Cuban Feminist Theology: Visions and Praxis offers rare and much needed insights in essays that span the entirety of Cuban theologian Ofelia Miriam Ortega’s career. The chapters address the social, economic, and political realities in Cuba, the Caribbean and Latin America as the contexts of Cuban feminist theology; the challenges of ecumenism; the urgency of feminist and liberationist theologies amongst patriarchal and oppressive systems throughout the world; and the importance of theological education.

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Copyright year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-1-9787-1299-7
ISBN-Online: 978-1-9787-1300-0
Publisher: Lexington, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 302
Product type: Book Titles

1. Contents No access
2. Foreword No access
3. Acknowledgments No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 6
1. Introduction to Part I No access
2. Socioeconomic, Political, and Ecclesial Reality of Cuba No access
3. The Influence of the Missionary Heritage on Cuban Culture No access
4. Overview of Protestant Theology in Cuba during the Revolutionary Period No access
5. Encounters and Visions No access
1. Introduction to Part II No access
2. Revolutionary Hope in the Church after Christendom No access
3. Ministry and Power No access
4. Prophetic Presence in the Daily Life of the People No access
5. Networks and Alternative Relationships No access
1. Introduction to Part III No access
2. The Cuban Woman No access
3. Ethical Problems and the Caribbean Woman’s Commitment to Life No access
4. The Community of Women and Men in Church and Society No access
5. ‌‌Current Proposals and Challenges for Feminist Theology in Latin America and the Caribbean No access
1. Introduction to Part IV No access
2. Contextuality and Community No access
3. Ecumenical Learning No access
4. Women and Theology No access
1. Introduction to Part V No access
2. The Presence of Tenderness in the First Testament No access
3. Toward a Culture of Just Peace in the Midst of Violence and World Conflicts No access
4. Toward a Humanizing Religion No access
5. ‌‌Some Elements for Considering “Places of Epiphany” Today in a Latin American Context No access
Conclusion No access Pages 255 - 266
Afterword No access Pages 267 - 278
Bibliography No access Pages 279 - 290
Index No access Pages 291 - 300
About the Author No access Pages 301 - 302