Ronald H. Stone is Professor of Social Ethics at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.

A Christian response to revolution, this book is the outgrowth of a decade of teaching by the author in college, university, and seminary settings. It is intended especially for North American Christians seeking to relate practical politics and fundamental religious hopes. Religious Studies Review ...attempts to bring the themes of liberation and revolution in theology into dialogue with classical ethics. The most helpful sections deal with the historical roots of liberation theology and its relation to American political realism. CHOICE ...attempts to bring the themes of liberation and revolution in theology into dialogue with classical ethics. The most helpful sections deal with the historical roots of liberation theology and its relation to American political realism. CHOICE A Christian response to revolution, this book is the outgrowth of a decade of teaching by the author in college, university, and seminary settings. It is intended especially for North American Christians seeking to relate practical politics and fundamental religious hopes. Religious Studies Review

Ronald H. Stone is Professor of Social Ethics at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.

A Christian response to revolution, this book is the outgrowth of a decade of teaching by the author in college, university, and seminary settings. It is intended especially for North American Christians seeking to relate practical politics and fundamental religious hopes. Religious Studies Review ...attempts to bring the themes of liberation and revolution in theology into dialogue with classical ethics. The most helpful sections deal with the historical roots of liberation theology and its relation to American political realism. CHOICE ...attempts to bring the themes of liberation and revolution in theology into dialogue with classical ethics. The most helpful sections deal with the historical roots of liberation theology and its relation to American political realism. CHOICE A Christian response to revolution, this book is the outgrowth of a decade of teaching by the author in college, university, and seminary settings. It is intended especially for North American Christians seeking to relate practical politics and fundamental religious hopes. Religious Studies Review

Ronald H. Stone is Professor of Social Ethics at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.

A Christian response to revolution, this book is the outgrowth of a decade of teaching by the author in college, university, and seminary settings. It is intended especially for North American Christians seeking to relate practical politics and fundamental religious hopes. Religious Studies Review ...attempts to bring the themes of liberation and revolution in theology into dialogue with classical ethics. The most helpful sections deal with the historical roots of liberation theology and its relation to American political realism. CHOICE ...attempts to bring the themes of liberation and revolution in theology into dialogue with classical ethics. The most helpful sections deal with the historical roots of liberation theology and its relation to American political realism. CHOICE A Christian response to revolution, this book is the outgrowth of a decade of teaching by the author in college, university, and seminary settings. It is intended especially for North American Christians seeking to relate practical politics and fundamental religious hopes. Religious Studies Review