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Naming the powers
Book • 1984
Walter Wink's "Naming the Powers" offers a critical analysis of power structures and their influence on society and religion.
Wink draws on biblical and historical examples to illustrate how power operates through domination and control.
He argues that understanding the dynamics of power is crucial for challenging oppressive systems and promoting social justice.
The book explores the concept of the "powers" as both spiritual and social forces that shape human behavior and institutions.
Wink's work has been highly influential in liberation theology and social justice movements.
Wink draws on biblical and historical examples to illustrate how power operates through domination and control.
He argues that understanding the dynamics of power is crucial for challenging oppressive systems and promoting social justice.
The book explores the concept of the "powers" as both spiritual and social forces that shape human behavior and institutions.
Wink's work has been highly influential in liberation theology and social justice movements.
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