Christ Among the Classes: The Rich, the Poor, and the Mission of the Church Religion_ Christianity with Bartolom de las Casas

with Bartolom de las Casas and Juan Gines de Sepulveda arguing whether the Indians were even human beings

where he was the founding director of the Institute for Catholicism and Citizenship

While recent bestselling works like The New Jim Crow and The 1619 Project present in-depth scholarship on the legacy of enslavement

It includes essays by such leading Latin American theologians as Leonardo Boff

The Talents

Christ Among the Classes: The Rich, the Poor, and the Mission of the Church Religion_ Christianity with Bartolom de las CasasCatholic Media Association Award Winner Second Place Inclusion in the Church "A clarion call to the Christian Church to examine itself so that it might be free from the evil of classism. Tizon reminds [that] we have not been called to close the doors to meet our budget, instead, we must fight to open the doors so the whosoever may come." Diandra M. Darby, in Homiletic "Christ Among the Classes is a welcomed new addition to mission studies