Guest Editorial
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This volume is published in a time of crisis. The world is suffering under a devastating pandemic and there is a renewed awareness of the injustices and enmity marking societies all over. This situation, we believe, calls for honest and courageous theological reflection - also from emerging scholars doing theology from below.
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