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*[[File:Christsoc.png]] [[Christian Socialism]] - Christ shall liberate us from hunger and poverty. |
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*[[File:Relfem.png]] [[Religious Feminism]] - All people are equal under the lord. |
*[[File:Relfem.png]] [[Religious Feminism]] - All people are equal under the lord. |
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*[[File:Prog-u.png]] [[Progressivism]] - We must emancipate all from oppression. |
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*[[File:Cdem.png]] [[Christian Democracy]] - Based, even better than Christian Theocracy. |
*[[File:Cdem.png]] [[Christian Democracy]] - Based, even better than Christian Theocracy. |
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*[[File:Native.png]] [[Indigenism]] - Indigenous peoples must be liberated from oppression. You should be more accepting to the teachings of Christ though. |
*[[File:Native.png]] [[Indigenism]] - Indigenous peoples must be liberated from oppression. You should be more accepting to the teachings of Christ though. |
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Revision as of 13:59, 10 April 2023
Liberation Theology is an ideology and form of Christian theology that is economically and culturally left-wing. It seeks to liberate all oppressed peoples, particularly the poor, but certain variations focus more on categories like race, gender, or caste. While it is most prevalent in Latin America, there are also significant liberation theology movements in The United States[1], South Africa[2], Namibia[2], India[3], South Korea[4][5], and Palestine[6][7][8], all of which have differences between each other.
History
Latin America
WIP
The United States
WIP
Africa
WIP
India
WIP
Palestine
WIP
South Korea
WIP
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Relationships
Friends
Christian Theocracy and 
Catholic Theocracy - The savior is our lord and guide.
Christian Socialism - Christ shall liberate us from hunger and poverty.
Religious Feminism - All people are equal under the lord.
Progressivism - We must emancipate all from oppression.
Christian Democracy - Based, even better than Christian Theocracy.
Indigenism - Indigenous peoples must be liberated from oppression. You should be more accepting to the teachings of Christ though.
Social Democracy - He wants to help the poor.
Frenemies
Marxism - Your class analysis helped me understand how the world works, but why are you against religion?
Marxism–Leninism - The ELN is based, but you're usually very hostile to religion.
Native South-American Paganism - An unenlightened heathen, though religious syncretism could be very useful to make conversion easier.
Neozapatismo - I admire your drive but you don't liberate your communities by burning churches.
Enemies
Caste System - Oppressive heathen!
State Atheism - You don't understand that religion is a tool for liberation.
Clerical Fascism and 
Positive Christianity - Oppressors who bastardize Christianity.
Christian Right - You claim to love God, yet, you leave the poor and oppressed to suffer, while you enrich yourself.
Imperialism - The people must be liberated from imperialism and colonialism.
Neoliberalism - Stop exploiting the global poor for your own materialistic greed!
Neoconservatism - Stop financing corrupt oppressive dictators and terrorist genocidal paramilitaries!
Satanic Theocracy - Why?
Ethnocacerism - I understand your anger, but returning to salvagism and barbarity isn't the right choice.
Racial Nationalism - Christians must combat racism.
Plutocracy - Oppressors who manipulate The Word of God into a religion of money & greed.
Pinochetism - Fake Catholic who wants to take me for a 'helicopter ride'.
Further Information
Literature
- A Theology of Liberation by Gustavo Gutiérrez
- Risks of Faith: the Emergence of a Black Theology of Liberation by James H. Cone
- Introducing Liberation Theology by Leonardo and Clodovis Boff
- On the Side of the Poor: The Theology of Liberation by Gustavo Gutiérrez
- Liberation Theology for Armchair Theologians by Miguel A. De La Torre
Wikipedia
People
Citations
| Main Ideologies |  Anarcha-Feminism •  Anarcho-Transhumanism •  Conservative Feminism •  CyberFeminism •  Democratic Confederalism •  Ecofeminism •  Feminism •  Liberal Feminism •  Libertarian Feminism •  Marxist Feminism •  Matriarchal Monarchism •  National Feminism •  Neozapatismo •  Pacifist Feminism  •  Postcolonial Feminism •  Queer Anarchism •  Radical Feminism •  Religious Feminism •  State Liberalism •  Synthesis Anarchism •  Xenofeminism | ||||||
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| Variants |
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| Canon |  Acid Communism •  Agrarian Socialism •  Anarcho-Collectivism •  Anarcho-Communism •  Anarcho-Pacifism •  Anarcho-Syndicalism •  Anti-Fascism •  Autonomism •  Circulus Theory •  Conservative Socialism   •  Council Communism •  Cybercommunism •  Democratic Socialism  •  Eco-Anarchism •  Eco-Socialism •  Ego-Communism •  Ergatocracy •  Geosyndicalism •  Green Syndicalism •  Guild Socialism •  Impossibilism •  Independence Anarchism •  Left Communism •  Left-Wing Nationalism •  Left-Wing Populism •  Leninism •  Liberal Socialism •  Libertarian Market Socialism •  Libertarian Municipalism •  Libertarian Socialism •  Maoism •  Market Anarchism •  Market Socialism •  Marxism •  Marxism–Leninism  •  Marxism–Leninism–Maoism  • Marxist Feminism •  Minarcho-Socialism •  Monarcho-Socialism •  Monarcho-Syndicalism •  Mutualism •  National Anarchism •  National Bolshevism •  National Communism  •  National Syndicalism •  Neo-Marxism •  Participism •  Platformism •  Posadism •  Reactionary Socialism  •  Reformist Marxism •  Religious Socialism •  Revolutionary Progressivism •  Ricardian Socialism •  Situationism •  Social Anarchism •  Socialism •  Socialism of the 21st Century •  Socialist Transhumanism •  State Socialism •  Strasserism •  Syndicalism • Synthesis Anarchism •  Trotskyism •  Utopian Socialism • Xenofeminism |
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| Regional |  African Socialism •  Arab Socialism •  Austromarxism •  Ba'athism •  Babouvism •  Black Lilyism •  Blanquism •  Bolivarianism •  Buddhist Socialism •  Bundism •  Chavismo •  Christian Socialism •  Crusade of Romanianism •  De Leonism • Democratic Confederalism •  Dengism •  Diggerism •  Ethnocacerism •  Eurocommunism •  Euskadi Carlism •  Fabian Socialism •  Frankfurt School •  Gaddafism •  Gandhian Socialism •  Guevarism •  Hoxhaism •  Islamic Socialism •  Juche •  Khrushchevism •  Labour Zionism •  Liberation Theology •  Libertarian Possibilism •  Machajskism •  Mao-Spontex •  Maoism–Third Worldism •  Mariateguism •  Mladorossism •  Neosocialism • Neozapatismo •  Pol Potism •  Proutism •  Sewer Socialism •  Titoism •  Tridemism  •  Vperedism •  Yellow Socialism |
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