In twentieth-century Christianity, ________ focused on the concerns of oppressed groups including women, the poor, and the politically violated.

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Liberation theologies emerged in the twentieth century and emphasized the concerns and struggles of oppressed groups such as women, the poor, and those who have experienced political injustice. These theologies sought to address the social and political factors that contribute to oppression and sought to empower those who have been marginalized in society. Examples of liberation theologies include feminist theology, black theology, and Latin American liberation theology.

In Twentieth-Century Christianity, ________ Focused on the Concerns of Oppressed