No. 172 (2011), Artículos
No. 172 (2011)

Communities reconstruction in armed conflict contexts: theological-pastoral guidelines from a non-violent perspective

Artículos
Published 2011-12-12
Oscar Albeiro Arango Alzate
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
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Keywords

Theology
testimony
victims
cross
resurrection

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Arango Alzate, O. A. (2011). Communities reconstruction in armed conflict contexts: theological-pastoral guidelines from a non-violent perspective. Theologica Xaveriana, 61(172). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.tx61-172.rccc
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Abstract

The text presents the results of the research process “Communities Reconstruction in Armed Conflict Contexts: Theological-Pastoral Guidelines from a Non-Violent Perspective”. Its first stage deals with the gathering of accounts and testimonies from the inhabitants of the Puerto Salgar rural area of Tierralta, in the region of Cordoba, Colombia, to understand the violence process they have endured as well as the consequences it has brought; from there, there are proposed some guidelines for action; these might allow the reconstruction of the community based on the experience of faith in Jesus resurrected.

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