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Orbis Books
Faith & Cultures Series

The Faith and Cultures Series deals with questions that arise as Christian faith attempts to respond to its new global reality. For centuries Christianity and the church were identified with European cultures. Although the roots of Christian tradition lie deep in Semitic cultures and Africa, and although Asian influences on it are well documented, that original diversity was widely forgotten as the church took shape in the West.
Today, as the churches of the Americas, Asia, and Africa take their place alongside older churches in the Mediterranean and North Atlantic cultures, they claim the right to express Christian faith in their own idioms, thought patterns, and cultures. To provide a forum for better understanding this process, the Orbis Faith and Cultures Series publishes books that illuminate the range of questions that arise from this global challenge.

Books already published in the Faith and Cultures Series and available through Orbis Books include:
Title
Author
Asian Faces of Jesus R.S. Sugirtharajah, ed.
The Bible on Culture:
Belonging or Dissenting?
Lucien Legrand
Black Elk:
Colonialism and Lakota Catholicism
Damian Costello
Doing Local Theology:
A Guide for Artisans of a New Humanity
Clemens Sedmak
Faces of Jesus in Africa Robert J. Schreiter, C.PP.S.
Jesus of Africa:
Voices of Contemporary African Christology
Diane B. Stinton
Models of Contextual Theology:
Revised, expanded edition
Stephen B. Bevans
The New Catholicity:
Theology between the Global and the Local
Robert J. Schreiter, C.PP.S.
On Being Human:
U.S. Hispanic and Rahnerian Perspectives
Miguel H. Diaz
Popular Catholicism in a World Church:
Seven Case Studies in Inculturation
Thomas Bamat and Jean-Paul Wiest, eds.
St. Martin de Porres:
The Little Stories and the Semiotics of Culture
Alex Garcia-Rivera
Towards an African Narrative Theology Joseph Healey, M.M. and Donald Sybertz, M.M.
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