In Twentieth-Century Christianity, Which Group Is Most Widely Known for Focusing

question 32

Multiple Choice

In twentieth-century Christianity, which group is most widely known for focusing on the concerns of oppressed groups?

• A) Neo-orthodoxy
• B) Process theology
• C) Liberation theologies
• D) Millenarians
• E) Existentialist philosophy

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