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Miguel A. De La Torre

Biography

Miguel A. De La Torre has served as Professor of Social Ethics and Latino/a Studies at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado, and served as 2012 President of the Society of Christian Ethics. De La Torre's books include Resisting Apartheid America (2023), Decolonizing Christianity (2021), and Burying White Privilege (2018).

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When God Became White

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Evangelicalism has nothing to do with the message of a Brown rabbi living on occupied land at the margins of the empire. Grace Ji-Sun Kim's book serves as a corrective to our current white-Christian nationalism that in the name of this white God is death-dealing to all who fall short of the white male ideal. Through recounting her own journey, Kim bears witness against a white religious supremacy that must die—and let the dead bury the dead—if the gospel message is to have any relevance for our own time.”

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Beyond the Pale

Co-author

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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Beyond the Pale

Co-author

Theology

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Burying White Privilege

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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Decolonizing Christianity

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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Embracing Hopelessness

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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Ethics

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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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Genesis

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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Reasonable Doubt

Preface

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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Resisting Apartheid America

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Santeria

World Religions

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The U.S. Immigration Crisis

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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