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Practical theology or applied theology consists of several related sub-fields: applied theology, (such as missions, evangelism, pastoral psychology or the psychology of religion), church growth, administration, homiletics, spiritual formation, pastoral theology, spiritual direction, spiritual theology, theology of justice and peace and similar areas. It includes advocacy theology, such as the various theologies of liberation (of the oppressed in general, of the disenfranchised, of women, of immigrants, of children, and black theology). This Christian theology article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.Categories: Practical theology From Wikipedia under the
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Q. Comprehensive immigration reform is not only a practical solution to America's illegal immigration problem, but also a moral obligation, said Salt Lake City Bishop John C. Wester. Wester is the chair of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops committee on migration, which met earlier this month as part of National Migration Week. He said the USCCB is "doing a full-court press" on immigration reform. "We certainly honor the laws of the land and we're grateful for them, but we do believe the system is no longer able to deal with the immigration realities we face today. We have great need for labor and invite immigrants to work, but then call it trespassing," Wester said. "We need temporary workers, but don't have sufficient visas. [cont.] Asked by xXx BOMB SHELL xXx - Sat Jan 23 12:28:55 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. Churches in this country are considered to be non-profit, charitable organizations and as such are exempt from taxes. However, as a condition of that status, they are prohibited from engaging in political activities (endorsing candidates, lobbying, etc.). If the Catholic Church is going to use the pulpit to lobby for political change, they must be treated as any other lobbyist group attempting to influence our elected representatives. While they claim that the motives behind their quest for amnesty for millions of mostly Hispanic illegal aliens are strictly humanitarian, the church also has very practical reasons for seeking amnesty Their own survival. What the leadership of the Catholic Church always fail to acknowledge in their… [cont.] Answered by ANNIE - Sat Jan 23 15:05:38 2010 From Yahoo Answer Search: "practical theology" |
