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This chapter surveys Christian theology from the turbulent 1960s – including significant reforms in Catholic theology, a renewed emphasis on history and eschatology in Protestant theology, and the rise of political and liberation theologies – to the postmodern present. The chapter concludes the book by inquiring about the significance of non-western theological proposals for the increasingly secularized West.
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