Marxism and Christianity in Latin America

The author highlights the recent historical experiences of the Nicaraguan, Salvadorean, and Brazilian popular struggles. He stresses the important role played in these countries by spiritual empowerment and the emergence of a liberation theology, and he notes that the use of Marxist social analysis...

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Published in:Latin American perspectives
Main Author: Löwy, Michael 1938- (Author)
Format: Print Article
Language:English
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Published: Sage Publications 1993
In: Latin American perspectives
Further subjects:B Latin America Marxism Christianity Liberation theology
B Liberation theology
B Christianity
B Marxism
B Latin America
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Summary:The author highlights the recent historical experiences of the Nicaraguan, Salvadorean, and Brazilian popular struggles. He stresses the important role played in these countries by spiritual empowerment and the emergence of a liberation theology, and he notes that the use of Marxist social analysis by this radical Christian theology is not surprising, given the accuracy with which it describes the real-life experiences of Latin Americans. (DÜI-Sen)
ISSN:0094-582X
Contains:In: Latin American perspectives