Post-Colonial Theology and Political Identity

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Integrating post-colonial perspectives into political theology, this book examines the decolonization of theological narratives and political identities. It explores the historical context of post-colonialism and the evolution of political theology, highlighting the connections between liberation, feminist, and womanist theologies. Through case studies from Latin America, Africa, and indigenous communities, it analyzes theology's influence on political identity and contemporary issues like globalization and environmental justice. The work seeks to empower marginalized communities and foster solidarity across diverse cultures and faiths.