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Introduction 1
1 The Development of a Religious Identity Politics 14
2 Latino Faith-Based Organizations and the Urban Context 38
3 The New Liberationists 65
4 Latino Pastoral Action Center: A Ministry of Personal Outreach 97
5 Nueva Esperanza: A Ministry of Institutional Development 135
6 The Resurrection Project: A Ministry of Community Empowerment 173
7 Speaking the Language of Religious Identity Politics 211
Appendix Sample Questionnaire 227
Notes 229
Index 277
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Richard Lubbers
reviewed The Politics of Latino Faith: Religion, Identity, and Urban Community on November 23, 2011
The Politics of Latino Faith: Religion, Identity, and Urban Community
I was impressed by the ending of the introduction. I think the last paragraph hits the nail on the head.
I happened to bump into a passage from taoist literature which reminded me of Franke's point in the introduction:
"Do you wish to free yourself of mental and emotional knots and become one with the Tao?
If so, there are two paths available to you.
The first is the path of acceptance. Affirm everyone and everything. Freely extend your goodwill and
virtue in every direction, regardless of circumstances. Embrace all things as part of the Harmonious Oneness, and then you will begin to perceive it.
The second path is that of denial. Recognize that everything you see and think is a falsehood, an illusion, a veil over the truth. Peel all the veils away, and you will arrive at the Oneness.
Though these paths are entirely different, they will deliver you to the same place: spontaneous awareness of the Great Oneness."
This particular point is also made in Zen Buddhism and by Nisargadatta.
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