| It midwifed emergence of similar liberationist theologies across the globe and impacted the theological enterprise in many significant ways. |
| This leaves a gaping hole at the centre of the liberationist argument. |
| He had, it was suspected, liberationist sympathies, so that it was of no great importance that he was not quite convinced. |
| Arcadie, with its assimilationist goals, never approved of these liberationist politics, and the magazine began to fade now that coming out was the strategy of the day. |
| The introduction explains that the book is not liberationist but rather a liberative ethics approach. |
| In the end, Lindsey argues, even with the rise of a religious right, which sought to preserve traditional values, the liberationist ethic won out. |
