Liberating Christologies An approach to the thinking of Jon Sobrino and Elisabeth Schussler
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Christology is one of the most discussed issues in the christian tradition. There is a christologic tradition inherited from the European continent, which has been acknowledged as the true tradition by the Catholic Church. Hence, the christological proposals of Jon Sobrino and Elisabeth Schussler criticize that “official” christological discourse. Their work is aimed to descontruct the hegemonic christologic discourses and the alienating images of Jesus in order to articulate a liberator christologic discourse.
Realidad: Revista de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades No. 110, 2006: 585-614
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