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Merton's work reflects a living encounter with the tradition of Christian wisdom as well engagement with the burning questions of our world: peace

Oduyoye posits that change will come about only when the daughters of Anowa (the mythic representative of Africa itself) confront the realities of culture and religion in perpetuating patriarchal oppression and work to realize the goal of a new woman in a new Africa

Isasi-Diaz is a major spokesperson for the continuing need for liberation theology today

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Reading the Bible from the Margins History whose book"This innovative resource is filled with considerable multicultural capital that can help many better understand the sad persistence of many 'great divides' in a nation that is so ready to proclaim to the world 'United We Stand!'" Cain Hope Felder, Howard University School of Divinity "Global in outlook, this volume highlights perspectives on the Bible from Korean Minjung to Mujerista . . . . Timely and challenging, it raises pertinent questions for