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María Clara Bingemer

Biography

María Clara Bingemer earned a PhD in Theology from the Gregorian University and has served as Professor of Systematic Theology at the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Bingemer has also served on the editorial board of Concilium. Bingemer's books include Mysticism and Witness in Koinonia (2023), The Mystery and the World (2016), and Simone Weil (2015).

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Fratelli Tutti

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This book is a powerful commentary on the encyclical Fratelli Tutti, where Pope Francis convokes Christians to fraternity, departing from a particular local level in order to build a global ethics. Through the various perspectives rises and shines the central proposal of the document: to convert from current logic of competition and interest to the logic of fraternity and love.”

Liberation against Entitlement

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“As a Brazilian theologian, I enthusiastically greet this book. First, because of reflecting on the nonnegotiable dream of theology: to articulate reality and grace. Second, because of the successful attempt to bring together the core proposals of Latin American theology and Pope Francis’s magisterium. Third, because of the conviction Tim Noble expresses so strongly that any social transformation has to be accompanied by the work of the Holy Spirit.”

Migrant God

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The Christian story remembers the plight of migrant people who believe and hope in a migrant God. Isaac Villegas offers us testimonies to inspire our politics, and argues that our action must begin with worship and prayer. This is a book for our times.”

The World Market and Interreligious Dialogue

World Religions

“This book can't be more relevant because of the subject and the perspective it gives. But more than that, the occasion of its publication is more than opportune, at a moment where economics is the great concern for the whole world and threatens everyday life all around the globe. The relevant contribution religions can bring to that is organized with competence and creativity by Catherine Cornille and Glen Willis. It is mandatory reading for those working with economics and also for those who work with religious social thought of any confession and tradition.”

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