Stubborn Hope: Religion, Politics, and Revolution in Central America
by Phillip Berryman
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Chronicling more than a decade of war, revolution and social change, Phillip Berryman offers an up-to-date and comprehensive analysis of the interplay between religion and politics in Central America. Concentrating on Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala, Berryman shows how each country has become the setting for a profound drama of faith and oppression, revolution and entrenchment.Tags
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Phillip Berryman is a writer and translator who worked in Panama and Central America for a dozen years in the 1960s'and 1970s. His previous works include Liberation Theology, Stubborn Hope, and Religion in the Megacity. He has taught at Temple University and elsewhere in the Philadelphia area, where he lives.
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- Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, History, Politics and Government, General Nonfiction
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- 277.28 — Religion History of Christianity Christianity in North America Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean Central America
- LCC
- BR620 .B48 — Philosophy, Psychology and Religion Christianity Christianity History By region or country
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