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Decolonizing Theology in Revolution

Part of the New Approaches to Religion and Power Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-02342-3

ISBN: 978-3-030-02341-6

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 21, 2018

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Chapter 1Introduction

Fernández-Albán, Ary

Pages: 1 –11

[This short section introduces the main contents and structure of the book to the readers. It presents an overall view of the current sociopolitical context of Cuba, with particular reference to churches’ roles in the social transformations that are taking place, and the relevance of Sergio...
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Chapter 2Situating the Debates Between Worlds: Concerning the Socioeconomic, Political, and Ecclesial Contexts of Pre-revolutionary Cuba and the First Years of the Revolution

Fernández-Albán, Ary

Pages: 13 –42

[The historical, social, and political contexts of pre-revolutionary Cuba and the first five years after the triumph of the Cuban revolution are put in place as a backdrop for understanding the development of Sergio Arce’s theological thinking. The intention is to sketch key events, dynamics, and...
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Chapter 3Sergio Arce’s Theology in Revolution: Main Influences and Stages of Development

Fernández-Albán, Ary

Pages: 43 –79

[This chapter begins with a brief biographical sketch of Sergio Arce. Particular focus is given to his religious formation and theological education. The intention of this section is to describe some of the key influences and outline crucial historical shifts. Allusion is made to the complex...
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Chapter 4Theology in Revolution: A Revolution in Theology

Fernández-Albán, Ary

Pages: 81 –118

[This chapter fleshes out key themes in Arce’s work associated with the relationship between the theological discourses and discourses of the historical projects of liberation. Attention is also paid to Arce’s interpretation of the Cuban revolutionary project as concrete expressions of salvation....
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Chapter 5Cuba and the Global Context Since the 1990s: New Challenges, Voices, and Theoretical Developments

Fernández-Albán, Ary

Pages: 119 –150

[This chapter is divided into two sections. The first part highlights the profound social, political, cultural, economic, and intellectual changes taking place all over the world, many of which are deeply impacting Latin America and Cuba more specifically. In light of these changes, the general...
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Chapter 6Sergio Arce’s Legacy and Inspiration to the Renewal of Theology Today

Fernández-Albán, Ary

Pages: 151 –171

[Keeping in mind my sketches of contemporary changes and challenges (from the 1990s to now) and the revised and expanded decolonial framework described in Chap. 5, I identify key gaps and limitations in Arce’s framework over three decades. More importantly, I also highlight the enduring insights...
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Chapter 7Conclusion

Fernández-Albán, Ary

Pages: 173 –175

[This final section summarizes Arce’s theological legacy, his main contributions and blind spots, as well as the themes of his theological thinking that are still relevant and inspiring for renewing theology on a liberation and decolonizing key.]

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