Teología y cultura vernáculas
El lenguaje y el quehacer teológico desde la palabra indígena
Abstract
The religious and theological experience of guaraní groups is centered on the concept-existence of the “word”. Studying this word is, thus, necessary in order to translate the theology of these groups. In this first conference I reflect, from my personal experience with these groups and their language, on the relationship between theology and culture, focusing on theological language- Indigenous langue.
I also present aspects of the Indigenous work and the theology that is expressed through it, as well as their implications for Christian churches open to dialogue.
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