Luke 6

What Luke 6 is doing so forcefully is what liberation theology spells out directly: God is not encountered in abstract ideas separated from history, but in the concrete realities of hunger, exclusion, violence, and survival. We cannot look for God only in what is comfortable, respectable, or socially approved, because Jesus himself keeps pointing us elsewhere. He points us to the people the world treats as disposable, the ones left searching through what others have thrown away, the ones told in a thousand subtle and direct ways that their lives matter less because of the color of their skin or

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