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Ve y Haz Tu Lo Mismo: Go and Do Likewise Spanish

Justo L. González

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Originally written in Spanish, this book contains seven chapters, each on a basic Christian doctrine as it relates to the social responsibility of Christians and of the church. Each chapter includes specific resources for discussing these matters with a congregation or study group. Thus, each has three Bible studies on the particular subject of that chapter, a number of quotes from a variety of sources - the "Fathers," papal and conciliar documents, the World Council on Churches, John Wesley, Charles Finney, etc. - with discussion questions, and some suggestions for reflection, discussion, or action.
Presents a unified, Bible-based rationale for the social ministry of Hispanic churches, and articulates the theological roots of social service, motivating clergy and lay leaders from Latino faith-based organizations and affirms their mission within their specific and very rich Christian traditions.
Written by the best known Roman Catholic Hispanic Theologian, Fr. Virgilio Elizondo, and his Protestant counterpart, Dr. Justo L. Gonazalez, this book is of great interest to both Catholics and Protestants who follow Latino theology. They are also of interest to others who are engaged in community ministries, social action, and similar ministries. It could easily be used in church study groups on these issues.

Language: English

Pages: 112

Format: Paperback

Release: February 01, 2007

ISBN 13: 9780687491209

Ve y Haz Tu Lo Mismo: Go and Do Likewise Spanish

Justo L. González

0/5 ( ratings)

Originally written in Spanish, this book contains seven chapters, each on a basic Christian doctrine as it relates to the social responsibility of Christians and of the church. Each chapter includes specific resources for discussing these matters with a congregation or study group. Thus, each has three Bible studies on the particular subject of that chapter, a number of quotes from a variety of sources - the "Fathers," papal and conciliar documents, the World Council on Churches, John Wesley, Charles Finney, etc. - with discussion questions, and some suggestions for reflection, discussion, or action.
Presents a unified, Bible-based rationale for the social ministry of Hispanic churches, and articulates the theological roots of social service, motivating clergy and lay leaders from Latino faith-based organizations and affirms their mission within their specific and very rich Christian traditions.
Written by the best known Roman Catholic Hispanic Theologian, Fr. Virgilio Elizondo, and his Protestant counterpart, Dr. Justo L. Gonazalez, this book is of great interest to both Catholics and Protestants who follow Latino theology. They are also of interest to others who are engaged in community ministries, social action, and similar ministries. It could easily be used in church study groups on these issues.

Language: English

Pages: 112

Format: Paperback

Release: February 01, 2007

ISBN 13: 9780687491209

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