Food Fight | How What We Eat Is Weaponized (De La Torre)

Food Fight | How What We Eat Is Weaponized (De La Torre)Facing the Oppression in Our Food From global perspectives, Food Fight unveils the intersections of food, environmental injustice, and social disenfranchisement. Miguel A. De La Torre once again invites readers into the essential theological work of decentering colonialism, asking: "How can food ever taste pleasing once we are cognizant of its long complicit history with blood soaked oppression? "What if humans are not the center of the social

and more than enough "lost sheep" sermons for a preacher's portfolio

and biblical reflections to comfort a caregiver's spirit

I don't think it's true

Through joy and despair

an excellent resource for adult book groups and youth confirmation classes

Adults (ages 35 and above)

Beth Ann Estock coaches weird churches all over the United States

I am pushed to self-reflection and examination of my own religious life

Hope in Disarray is a collection of essays that invite a conversation on culture and faith

Hak Joon Lee is associate professor of theology and ethics at New Brunswick Theological Seminary

Beautiful and affirming

the inspired defense of places that have been written off