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Reimagining the human : theological anthropology in response to systemic evil / Eleazar S. Fernandez.

By: Publication details: St. Louis, MO : Chalice Press, c2004.Edition: 1st edDescription: xi, 241 p. ; pbk ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 0827232527 (alk. paper)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 233/FER
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Contents:
Exploring hermeneutic lenses for reconstructing the human -- The interlocking structures of forms of oppression -- A theological reading of the interlocking forms of oppression : sin and evil -- Humanity in the crucible of classism : re-imagining the human in response to classism -- Re-imagining the human in response to sexism : toward an integrated man and woman -- Re-imagining anthropology in response to racism : encountering God in one's racial identity -- Reimagining the human in light of the travail of the ecosystem -- Becoming a new human being in right (just) relation -- The eschatological people : living the promise of the future in the realities of the present.
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Includes bibliographical references.

Exploring hermeneutic lenses for reconstructing the human -- The interlocking structures of forms of oppression -- A theological reading of the interlocking forms of oppression : sin and evil -- Humanity in the crucible of classism : re-imagining the human in response to classism -- Re-imagining the human in response to sexism : toward an integrated man and woman -- Re-imagining anthropology in response to racism : encountering God in one's racial identity -- Reimagining the human in light of the travail of the ecosystem -- Becoming a new human being in right (just) relation -- The eschatological people : living the promise of the future in the realities of the present.

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