Paul Farmer on Liberation Theology
Partners in Health founder and Harvard's Kolokotrones University Professor of Global Health and Social Medicine Paul Farmer discusses how he was influenced by liberation theology. Farmer spoke with Davíd Carrasco, the Neil L. Rudenstine Professor of the Study of Latin America, and HDS student Lauren Taylor on February 11, 2014. The event was sponsored by Harvard Divinity School's Science, Religion, and Culture Program.
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28:47 for the beginning of the conversation with Paul Farmer, though I highly recommend watching the whole shebang. Thanks for uploading this!
@jeanjames2030
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Grateful ...
Need to order my "Paul Farmer is my Homeboy" t-shirt.
@domdela5217
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Thank you KZread! I’ve been enjoying Dr. Farmer speak in the last couple of weeks. RIP. Remarkable.
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For decades, Gustavo Gutiérrez, a Peruvian theologian and Dominican priest, was treated with suspicion and even contempt by the Vatican's hierarchy, which saw him as a dangerous Marxist firebrand who used faith as an instrument of revolution.May 11, 2015
@riccardomarini4636
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Jesus, if lived nowadays, souls na considered a marxist revolutionary. He couldn't have been called that way when te lived in Palestine two thousand years ago, there was no such concept, but he died the way de did because he fought against opression of the elites and wanted a "reign" closer to Live, to "God's wishes" to humans. Resuming, trying to build a new and more elevated way do live on Earth, as real communists have done (Pope Francis said exactly that in a interview to La Repubblica in 2016).
It is arrogant to believe your idea of success -based on wealth -is anything more than subjective. Would you stand for the people you spoke about -who live in poverty? I suppose not -unless the wrote a marxist book