From our experiences this semester, what's a memory or place that you can connect to Hinkelammert's theology? by Danny Gonzales-Hyde

Chiapas, Mexico

2023-11-09 16:52:18 UTC

zapatista movement and their resistance against corporations in their towns

San José Province, San José, Costa Rica

gonzal18_ — 2023-11-09 16:52:59 UTC

The way in which the new gov is slowly rolling back some of the safety net programs that had been established for decades.

El Salvador

salmo67 — 2023-11-09 16:54:00 UTC

Priests and nuns of El Salvador preaching a gospel against greed.

Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chis., Mexico

2023-11-09 16:56:36 UTC

Here we saw how Christianity can be reimagined to evolve with those who live there

Chiapas, Mexico

2023-11-09 16:56:39 UTC

Learning about the zapatistas, and their fight for justice, safety, and freedom was really inspiring. This yearning for more, for a different life can be tied back to the Philosophy of Hope that Hinkelammert talked about. That hope is where revolutions start and maybe this is how the zapatistas originally organized. They wanted better for themselves and their futures and were led by hope

Longo Mai, 1, Puntarenas Province, Buenos Aires, Costa Rica

2023-11-09 16:57:25 UTC

In Longo Mai I can see some of his ideas being experimented with. In their community there is less of a culture of debt compared to the outside world. They produce the items they need, and are able to be self-sufficient if necessary. They do not have to sacrifice their life to paying off debt to survive.

San José Province, San José

2023-11-09 16:58:10 UTC

Currently in Costa Rica the government is rolling back a lot of funding for social programs like education and health.