The Art of Indigenous Inculturation Douglass This incarnational ethic takes embodied

This incarnational ethic takes embodied pain and resistance seriously as it casts an inspiring vision for enacting hope and healing

and civic aspects of resilience

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The Art of Indigenous Inculturation Douglass This incarnational ethic takes embodiedIt is with this conviction that Antonio Sison embarks on a quest to midwife the indigenous inculturation present in a triptych of images from the folk Catholic imaginary in Nairobi in Kenya, Chicago in the United States, and Manila in the Philippines. His purpose is, with a rich hermeneutic of suspicion, generosity, and serendipity, to bring the edges of theologizing to the center. In doing so, however, he reveals to us that, instead of a new