Canaanites, Cowboys, and Indians: Deliverance, Conquest, and Liberation Theology Today
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This 1989 essay from C&C (Christianity and Crisis) has been reprinted in several books, including C&C's own 50th anniversary anthology of its best writings from its 2nd 25 years. This photocopied .pdf of the original publication is available for non-commercial educational use to anyone without further permission or fee. (C&C ceased publication in 1992 and copyright reverted at that point to authors.) Course readers or pdf versions of reprinted versions of the essay are in use without permission.
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