Christology and Global Ethics: Encountering the Poor in a Pluralist Reality

This book offers a Christological account developed among the poor in Latin America and their experience of a God incarnated in history. It places two realities together: the academia, where faith is object of studies, and the grassroots community, where faith is embodied. The author introduces the reader to a contemporary Christological discussion from a Latin American liberating perspective with three essential characteristics: first, it is a Christology created from the reality of the po...