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85 Cards in this Set
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Jonathan Kozol
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author of Amazing Grace
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Rev. Martha Overall
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rev. at St. Anns who went off to seminary but choses to serve Mott Haven, White lady, many look to her as a mother
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chicano
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from mexico
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first-generation hispanic
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foreign born but immigrated
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Mexican-American War
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when US annexed TS mexico got angry and Pres Polk said you wont kill us on our soil
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Richard Rodriguez
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wrote Hunger of Memory; ells about his americanization
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the first mestizaje
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spnish-catholic conquest of Mexico beginning in 1517
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second mestizaje
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the nordic-protestant conquest of mex in the 19th century
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repatriation Program
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during depression mexicans were "rounded-up" adn sent back to Mexico
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etic
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sympathetic outsiders perspective
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emic
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sympathetic insider's perspective
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Virgilio Elizondo
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author of Galilean Journey; liberation theologist
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la virgen de guadalupe
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appeared to juan diego at tepeyac; mother of jesus; pregnant with baby jesus; wearing sash; dressed as aztece princess; diff colored hands; mestiza;
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preferential option for the poor
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gutierrez's idea that church. like god need to help
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december 12, 1531
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day la virgen appeared to juan diego
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solidarity of the poor
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church has to help them at the very beginning in their quest for justice
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isabel magana
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daughter of someone in the movie
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evangelical christian
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stress belief in person conversion adn salcation by faith in death of christ and in bible as sole authority
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theology
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church's attempt to explain meaning of the gospel for its own life and to answer raised ?s
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contextualization
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shift in perspective which focuses on role of culture to reach audience easier; ie Paul and the incarnation
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Jimmy Sanchez
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little bro who sees Chucho killed and grows up to be a gangster
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Memo Sanchez
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william; lawyer; marries a non-hispanic
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christology
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study of the nature of Jesus
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st ann's church
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in mott haven; place of hope
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Galilee
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Where Jesus and the apostles are from; where they were called to follow Jesus; symbol of multiple rejection; invaded many times
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Abba
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aramaic term Jesus calls God "father" in most intimate way
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table fellowship
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a sign that the kindom of teh Father was indeed beginning
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New Universalism of the Americas
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mestizaje
the spirit that raised Jesus from teh dead ushers in a new creation, a new race, the church; Now every member has an equal relationship with God; preached to all nations thru galilieans; illustrated by table fellowship |
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Resurrection
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breaks teh ccle of violence begetting greater/newer forms of violence; triumph over violence without violence
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Symbol of Mulitiple Rejection
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Galilee; people struggled to believe Jesus was the Messiah because he was from Galilee; shows rejected to elected and that we are all brothers and sisters
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Galilee Principle
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Waht humans reject, God chooses as his own
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3 basic types of Poverty
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1. Material-lack of fundamentals (food, home, etc)
2. Psychological- lack of good self image (acceptance, love, esteem) 3. Cultural-Spiritual- Lack of humanity of a racially and culturally determined group |
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Jerusalem Principle
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Gd chooses and opressed people to enable them to confront and transform whatever is diminishing their human dignity
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3rd Race
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Christians in the 2nd and 3rd centuries; the church because it is in the world, not of the world; doesn't belong to A or B therefore it is C
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mestizo par excellence
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the church because it strives to bring about a new synthesis of earthly and heavenly;
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Throne of the Liberator
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went to Jerusalem to liberate people from injustice; symbolized by the cross;
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Resurrection Principle
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only love can triumph over evil and no human power can prevail against the power of unlimited love;
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Fiesta of Group Origins
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re-creation of group and supportive of growth; death through baptism and the agape of table fellowship are characteristic of this fiesta
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Fiesta of Christian birth
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feast of our lady of gudadalupe on dec. 12th;
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Unconscious Contextualization
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leads to fragmentation because its by nature sectarian, not recognizing that it's but part of the whole;
assuming everyone sees jesus as you do |
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Santa Biblia
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by Justo Gonzalez
reading through hispanic eyes means committing to the latino struggle for salvation and liberation |
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Jonah Syndrome
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churchs talk about evangelism but fear waht it would mean if they did it with minorities; fear it'd take away from the "centers" power
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Koinonia
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it means "fellowship" but would better mean "partnership" today as shown by James and John's partnership wiht Simon
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Saul of Tarsus
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in jewish environment its Saul and in Roman environment he's Paul; a cultural mestizo
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Progressive Mestizaje of the Church
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`the book of acts;
the church's mission is to step out of comfort zone and blend |
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Family Bible
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tells the story of their christian family cover to cover; gives sense of belonging
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We call this book good
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because it tells us who we are and gives us hope
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class suicide
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remember to see immigrants through Christian lens and not look at classes
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Carlitos Reyes
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Son who illegally crosses the border to get to LA to see his Mom
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Rosario Reyes
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Mom who left her son for 4 years in mexico to work for a better life
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Mi Familia
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movie of 3 generations of the sanchez family and life in California
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Under the Same Moon
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story of a 9 year old and his mom tell story of trying to reunite
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pocho
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americanized immigrant
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hispanic/ latino
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from Latin America
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Hunger of Memory
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by Richard Rodriguez tells about his life and education
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Juan Diego
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a converted person encounters la morenita
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Symbols of ultimate identity and Belonging
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Ash Wednesday;
Posada; Pastorela; St Martin de Porres; Diosito, jesus, maria, y los santos; The Sacred Heart; Eucharist; Christ the King; |
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Symbols of Struggling, Suffering, and Death
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Cross and Mary
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Symbols of New Creation
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Shows happiness and joy;
Fiesta of our lady of Guadalupe; Baptism |
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Characteristics of Hispanic Popular Catholicism
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concern for immediate experience with God;
Strong Orientation toward the transcendent; Implicit beleif in prayer and miracles; tendency to personalize relationship with God; |
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mestizaje
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process of mixing 2 cultures
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mestizo
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product of the mixing of two cultures
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Fronteir VS. Border
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Frontier- pushing back "inferiorness"; unidirectional
Border- where 2 world views meet; bidirectional |
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Fray Bartolome de las Casas
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wrote A Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies; tried to protect the natives from the mean spanish
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Implications of the Galilee Principle
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Like Jesus of Nazareth in Galilee, the church must identify with and be in solidarity with the poor and the oppressed of the world.;
The church must recognize that there is something worse than material and psychological poverty, cultural-spiritual poverty (96/3, 97/3).; The church must challenge the norms of "acceptability" based on wealth, power and prestige" (93/4). |
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Implications of the Jerusalem Principle
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The church must recognize that it represents the mestizo par excellence (107/3). ;
Like Jesus of Nazareth in Galilee, the church must confront the people and structures that oppress the poor and oppressed in the name of God. But this must be done in Jesus way, the way of unlimited love. |
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Implications of the Resurrection Principle
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The church must declare and incarnate the certain victory of unlimited love.
It must help the world redefine its idea of heroes (cf. 116/5). It must incarnate the new universalism in its table fellowship (119/3), that prophetically announces that the kingdom is already in our midst (119/b-120/1)! It must relativize human barriers in its fiestas of group origins (especially December 12) where it celebrates the beginning of the new creation (122/2), where everyone is welcome (121/b). |
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Galalean Journey
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written by Elizondo; all about liberation theology
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Cornelius and Peter
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called to treat the Gentiles well adn eat the unclean animal
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Poverty as a Hermeneutic Lens
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The Sacrifice of Isaac (Gen. 22:1-14)
Keep the Sabbath (Deut. 5:13) |
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Mestizaje and Mulatez
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saul/paul as a cultural mestizo
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Exiles and Aliens as a hermeneutic lens
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Joseph in Egypt
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Calvary Chapel
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Montebello; much more in English; very biblical (book, chapter, verse);
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Mission Ebenezer Family Church
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75% Hispanic; means the rock of help; boxing ring and skate center; one of the 1st in the area to go to english services
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Church of the Redeemer
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Baldwin Park; 1/3 members go to spanish service; offer tutoring; similar to worship here at Pepperdine; want all generations to be able to come worship
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Victory Outreach
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Boyle Heights; started in NYC now worldwide network with over 600 churches; looks like a warehouse; advertise as "the baddest gang in town"; youth group called a gang
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New Harvest Christian Fellowship
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Norwalk; target high risk youth with dj, food, video games, and skate park; cutting edge, nontraditional; female pastor; mother church of a movement;
MISSION- WIN Winning the world; Individual development; Neighborhood Evangelism |
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Dolores Mission
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"Our lady of sorrows"; 10 span and 1 eng mass per week; has an alternative school; poorest Parish in LA but one of the most politically active; protect immigrants
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Trinity Church of San Fernanado
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Exalt, Edify, Evangelize; pentecostal tenets;
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Templo Calvario
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biggest bilingual church in the US; 95% hispanic; in Santa Ana;
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Praise Chapel Christian Fellowship
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the video with the female pastor; 800 praise chapels around the world; hell house at halloween; Huntington Park
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Liberal Capitalism
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elizondo says its wrong about americans
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hermeneutics
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theory and methodology of interpretation especially of bilical or religious text
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incarnation
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god makes himself known through Jesus and moses... people
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solidarity as a hermeneutic lens
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concentrates on family and community
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