Liberation theology emerged as a social justice movement associated with the Protestant church.

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Liberation theology emerged in the 1960s in Latin America as a movement associated with the Catholic Church, particularly with Catholic priests and bishops. It emphasized the need for the church to focus on serving the poor and marginalized, and to work towards social and economic justice. While it did have some influence on Protestant churches, it was primarily a Catholic movement.

Liberation Theology Emerged as a Social Justice Movement Associated with the Protestant