La Revolucion Perdida
La Revolucion Perdida by Ernesto Cardenal, published by Anama Ediciones Centoamericano in 2004, is presented in its segunda Edicion and spans 666 pages. This book, written in English, explores the life of Cardenal, a significant figure among Central and South American priests who sought to merge their religious beliefs with political ideologies, contributing to the development of liberation theology.
Readers will find an examination of how this movement aimed to unite spiritual and political forces, advocating for the liberation of oppressed peoples. The narrative highlights the diverse approaches taken by advocates of liberation theology, from those who pushed for radical changes within the church to others who maintained a more traditional stance while engaging with political ideas. This edition provides insight into the complexities of Cardenal’s contributions and the broader implications of his work within the context of 20th-century Nicaraguan poetry and biography.
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Book is in SPANISH This is the Second Edition. This is the story of Cardenal was one of several key Central and South American priests who attempted to integrate their religious and political views into a new ideology that became known as “liberation theology.” The focus of this movement was to join political with spiritual forces, and to preach liberation for all oppressed peoples. Advocates varied in the degree to which they strayed from traditional Roman church law. Some used it as a forum to call for the ordination of married men and women to the priesthood. Some were less radical in that regard, but courted political ideologies in equal standing with their religious function.
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