A04.1 Ethics and theology of liberation

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Preface...xi

• Theologal Anthropology I: Ethics as Destructive Criticism...1 [pp.1-27]
• Fifteenth-Century Ecumenes and the Origin of Dependency...2
• Totality as Flesh or "My World"...4
• European Expansion...8
• The Prophets Against the Idol. The Atheism of Jesus...13
• Sin as a Totalization of the System...17
• The Sin of Adam...21
• Institutional Inheritance of the Sin of Theft...25
• Theologal Anthropology II: Ethics as Liberation Criticism...28 [pp.28-51]
• Dead Flesh: The Totalized System...29
• Incarnation as the "Death of Death"...31
• The Paschal Incarnation of Liberation...33
• The Three Meanings of "Poor"...36
• Toward a Christian Ethic of Liberation...38
• The Logic of Sin...41
• The Violence of Sin...43
• The Ethos of Liberation...46
• More About Violence...48
• "Being-in-the-Money"...49
• The Theology of Politics: Toward a Latin American Ecclesiology...52 [pp.52-99]
• Preliminary Clarifications...53
• The Erotic, Pedagogical, and Political Relationships...55
• Ecclesiology as Politics and Pedagogy...59
• Ecclesial Prehistory and Protohistory...60
• The First Cultural Totalization of Christianity...64
• First Thesis: The Church "Before" the World...66
• Second Thesis: The Church "in" the World...68
• Third Thesis: The Church as Prophetic Institution...72
• Prophetico-Pedagogical Function of the Church in the World...78
• Mystery as "Breaking Down the Barriers"...83
• The Church, Liberating Force of History...87
• The Sacraments (as Consecration and Celebration) and
  Ministries (as a Function) of Liberation...89
• Alienation and Liberation of Woman in the Church:
  A Treatment of the Erotic in Theology...100 [pp.100-119]
• Toward a History of the Erotic...101
• The Erotic in Latin America...105
• The Being of Woman and Her Alienation...108
• Feminism and Women's Liberation...110
• The Erotic in Christian Thinking. Liberation of the Consecrated Woman...112
• Miriam of Nazareth, Virgin of Guadalupe: A Free and Freeing Woman...117
• The Situation of the Christian Thinker in Latin America:
  Epistemological Reflection on the Ontological Level...120 [pp.120-148]
• The Meaning of Thinking...121
• Crisis as a Condition for Thinking...123
• Scholasticism and the Modern Period...130
• Beyond Scholasticism and Modernity: The Hermeneutic Question...132
• The Need for Creative, Historical, Concrete, Committed,
  Asystematic, Prophetic, Anguished Thought...141
• The Dangerous Situation of Thought...145
• The Theology of Liberation: Epistemological Status...149 [pp.149-177]
• Imitative and European Theology...149
• Modern Europeans: The "I" as Foundation...151
• Awareness, Faith, and Abstract Theoretical Theology...153
• Solipsism in Existential Theology...157
• Lack of Historico-Political Mediation in the "Theology of Hope"...159
• Lack of International Vision in Political Theology...162
• Peoples' Struggle Before Class Struggle...163
• Liberation Theology?...165
• Revelation of the Interpretative Categories...167
• Faith as Interpretation...170
• Theology as the" Analectic Pedagogy of Eschatological Liberation"...173