Religion in Latin America: A Documentary HistoryThese carefully selected documents on the religions of Latin America begin with the arrival of Columbus and the existence and shape of indigenous religions at the time. This documentary History of nearly six hundred years includes Catholicism, Protestantism, Pentecostalism, Candombl and Umbanda, Judaism, and the religions indigenous to Latin America. The selection of documents underscores the realities of imperialism, racism, poverty, and injustice.

Through a vital and integral synthesis of wisdom both ancient and new

Earth Ethics provides a comprehensive approach to issues of social cohesion and ecological concern

The entries include stories and drawings to awaken the inner eye

"--David Pitt

it has uncanny relevance for the typical North American parish

and denominational self-definition

Donal Dorr demonstrates why engagement with other religions and cultures demands that missionaries understand the importance of dialogue and also forces issues such as inculturation

and Cry of the Earth

Nothing less than enlisting the commitment of the world's religions on the task of saving our common home will do

His many books include Adam: God's Beloved and Jesus: A Gospel

Beginning with the great upheaval of the Reformation

While Christianity has described salvation as "Jesus making satisfaction for humanity's sin