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The Roman Catholic Bishops Of The Caribbean, The Antilles Episcopal Conference (aec), Have Over The Past Forty Years Written Statements Addressed To Their Faithful And People In The Wider Caribbean. The Statements Covered A Wide Range Of Issues Impinging On The Life And Faith Of Caribbean People, Including Political Engagement, Crime And Violence, Homosexuality, Hiv-aids, Sexuality, The Environment. A Key Theme Running Through The Statements Is The Concern With Justice. This Collection Of Critical Essays And Personal Reflections Explores The Insights Provided By These Statements. In So Doing, It Presents A Critical Reading Of The Corpus With A View To Presenting Its Relevance To The Regional And Global Conversation On Matters Of Human Flourishing. The Authors Of The Volume Represent The Diverse Voices From Within The Catholic Caribbean, Particularly Some Fresh New Voices. This Collection Brings Together The Voices Of Men And Women---pastors, Laity, Theologians, Political Leaders, Educators; Each Essayist Considers A Specific Statement And Provides A Commentary And Interpretation Of Its Contents As Well As A Considered Assessment Of Its Impact On The Life Of The Faithful. Academics,

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Author

Anna Kasafi Perkins, Donald Chambers, Jacqueline Porter

Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan US

Published

2012

Language

EN

ISBN

9781349435159

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Religion, Philosophy, Sociology