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Black liberation theology (view source)
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==Liberation Theology==
==Liberation Theology==
The idea of Liberation Theology came from supporters in Latin America and South America [why did some editor on this site decide to distinguish these two regions?]. Many in Liberation Theology movement realized that [[Christianity]] in its current form cannot be defeated. By selective interpretation, it was used by radical priests and nuns who supported the oppressed people and liberating revolutionaries; Castro, Che Guevara, the Shining Path terrorists in Peru and the Sandinistas in Nicaragua.
The idea of Liberation Theology came from supporters in Latin America and South America. Many in Liberation Theology movement realized that [[Christianity]] in its current form cannot be defeated. By selective interpretation, it was used by radical priests and nuns who supported the oppressed people and liberating revolutionaries; Castro, Che Guevara, the Shining Path terrorists in Peru and the Sandinistas in Nicaragua.
==James Cone, PhD==
==James Cone, PhD==