Roberto S. Goizueta

Borderland Theology

Theology

“In this timely and accessible book, Gill explores the significance of the border as a privileged place for encountering God. Drawing on the rich stories of persons and communities shaped by the unique perspective of the borderland, Gill finds in those stories the seeds of a truly American theology of liberation.”

Church on the Way

“In this timely and compelling work, Sweeden sets forth an ecumenical Christian ecclesiology for the twenty-first century. Drawing on the theological riches of the Christian tradition, she convincingly demonstrates how that tradition might itself be developed further when read in the contexts of the borderland and human migration. The result is an exemplary work of practical theology which challenges the reader to think differently and--more importantly--live differently.”

Humanist Christology of Paul

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Secundo once again demonstrates that he is among the most creative and challenging liberation theologians. As an interdisciplinary study that spans the gap between theology and exegesis, this book challenges the methodological presuppositions of both. Segundo's christology exemplifies the maturity of a movement which does not shrink from self-criticism and which has thus continued to deepen and expand its theological reflection.”

New Frontiers in Guadalupan Studies

History & Biography

“This volume is an exciting contribution to the field of Guadalupan studies. Drawing from a variety of academic disciplines, the essays provide fascinating insights into the history, reception, development, and theological significance of Guadalupe.”

The Asylum Seekers

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“With the eloquence of a poet, the spiritual depth of a contemplative, and the courage of a prophet, Cristina Rathbone reveals how her encounters with the men, women, and children seeking asylum break open her own heart in ways she could never have imagined. She reminds us that the most revolutionary--and most Christian--of all human acts is the simple yet seemingly 'useless' act of being fully present and attentive to another human being in their suffering.”

Theological Cartographies

Theology

“This is destined to become a leading introductory text to Christian theology. Valentín’s approach is intellectually rigorous yet accessible, historically sophisticated yet contemporary, open to interdisciplinary insights yet profoundly theological. Valentín masterfully conveys the rich diversity of the Christian intellectual tradition while explaining how today’s questions and theological perspectives can contribute to that tradition.”