Tag: contextual theology

Discipulado & Teología

So… In Latin America they do not care about orthodoxy, right?

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So… In Latin America they do not care about orthodoxy, right?

...a fellow seminary student asked, as he walked towards me at the library. Although the question sounded harsh, I could tell he was coming from a place of ignorance and genuinely wanted to know. I could not blame him. Many theological institutions claim to equip and prepare people to serve the global church, frequently pointing to the diversity of their [...]

Diario, Discipulado & Teología

On Being Latina and Some Thoughts About Contextualization

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On Being Latina and Some Thoughts About Contextualization

Para la versión en español, oprima aquí. Although the landscape is gradually changing, women are still a minority in the Master of Divinity (MDiv) program. For this reason, and due to the underlying presupositions of many regarding "a woman's place," there is a certain reaction of surprise when mine and other women’s aspirations of pursuing [...]