Decolonial Christianities

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Epistemological Decolonization of Theology

Chapter 3 Towards a Decolonial Theology: Perspectives from the Caribbean

Chapter 4 Mesoamerican Women’s Indigenous Spirituality: Decolonizing Religious Belief

Chapter 5 Mapping the Autochthonous Indigenous Church: Toward a Decolonial History of Christianity in las Américas

Chapter 6 Indigenous Christianities: Ritual, Resilience, and Resistance Among the Nahuas in Sixteenth-Century Mexico

Chapter 7 Iglesia Autóctona : An Indigenous Response to Colonial Christianity

Chapter 8 Indigenous Decolonial Movements in Abya Yala, Aztlán, and Turtle Island: A Comparison

Chapter 9 Decolonizing the Cosmo-Polis: Cosmopolitanism as a Rehumanizing Project

Chapter 10 Inversion and Diasporas: Decolonizing Racialized Sexuality Transnationally

Chapter 11 ¡Sin maricones no hay revoluciones! (Without Queering, There’s No Revolutioneering!) : Mexico’s Queer Subversions of Public Space and the Decolonization of Marriage Heteronormativity

Chapter 12 A Critique of the Coloniality of Theological Knowledge: Rereading Latin American Liberation Theology as Thinking Otherwise

Chapter 13 Cuando el pobre crea en el pobre : Decolonial Epistemology in the Ecclesial Base Communities of El Salvador

Chapter 14 Reimagining the Church as a Decolonial Ally: Pedro Casaldáliga’s Liturgies of Repentance

Chapter 15 A Decolonial Prayer