Crisis and Hope In Latin America
Emilio Antonio Nunex C. and William David Taylor now expand their earlier work on Latin America. This revision incorporates a new title, a provacative essay by Latin missiologist Samuel Escobar, an updated section by Nunez and Taylor, and an expanded annotated bibliography.
Crisis and Hope in Latin America is panoramic yet thorough. Following Escobar's essay, Part 1 by Taylor examines the historical, socio-political and religious backgrounds of Latin America. In Part 2 Nunez probes issues and challenges such as post-conciliar Roman Catholicism, liberation theology, the charismatic movement, contextualization, and evangelical social responsibility. In Part 3, both authors update their original material, and Taylor concludes by exploring the implications of this book for the church, mission agencies and expatriate missionaries in Latin America.
Endorsements
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This book does not end with academic conclusions but with a plea for a renewed sense of mission, for the adoption of new missionary patterns. I am challenged by their call for a new attitude, one that is realistic about the crisis and courageous on the basis of the hope that comes from Jesus Christ.
from the Foreword by Samuel EscobarEastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, December 1994
Additional Details
- Pages: 546
- Publisher: William Carey Library
- Binding: Paperback
- Publish Year: 1996
- ISBN: 9780878087662
- Vendor: William Carey Library