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Liberation theology (n.) took the Gospels' bias toward the poor seriously, and was hunted as a dangerous heresy by an army proud to have helped crush it.
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Liberation theology (n.) took the Gospels' bias toward the poor seriously, and was hunted as a dangerous heresy by an army proud to have helped crush it.
Liberation theology (n.) was a church of the rich deciding at last to side with the poor — which is why its priests and bishops instantly became targets.
Liberation theology (n.) was the heresy of the Latin American Church — its preferential option for the poor — and the US Army boasts of having helped defeat it.