Theology and ethics of oppressed and marginalized peoples : social ethics and agency in world Christianity edited by Nimi Wariboko and Raimundo C. Barreto, Jr., Associate Professor of World Christianity at Princeton Seminary, is now available at Wright Library.
Find it on the shelf at HM665 .T46 2025 and as an e-book.
From the publisher:
“The book focuses on both historical and theological developments in world Christianity and social ethics, especially ethical challenges and opportunities that face minorities, oppressed, marginalized, and discriminated groups in any country or region of the world as we look to the future. It addresses the issues of methods and practices in social ethics, culture, and morality in Christian communities and theological discourse, and the virtues of Christian friendship in philosophical and practical terms. All these engagements are geared toward deepening our knowledge about the ethical dimensions of world Christianity.”