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Gustavo Gutierrez “involvement in the liberation process.” Gustavo was born in Lima, Peru, he was an educated man with a master’s degree from the Institute of Catholic in Lyon. He was also a Peruvian theologian priest regarded as one of the major initiators of liberation theology in Latin America. He embraces the John Cardinal O’Hara Professorship of theology at the University of Notre Dame. He has been Prof. at Catholic University of Peru, and lecturer at many chief institutions of higher education in North America and Europe. He is a member of the Peruvian academic of language in recent years, he was awarded the Legion of honor by the French government for his diligent effort. He has also published in many journals. Interestingly, he was a board of director of an international Journal.
He no doubt was a very brilliant scholar, because he also studied medicine, literature, psychology, and philosophy. He also gained a doctorate at an Institute in Lyon. Gutierrez has undoubtedly shown great interest in those that were less fortunate. I gathered from reading about his involvement in the liberation process that he has placed great emphasis on political and …show more content…
As a theologian. I could see his incorporation of involving spiritual teachings within the liberation process because he often mentioned the supreme creator in his trust towards the advocation that he provided for the less fortunate and the marginalized society that he involved himself with. The readings suggest to me that Gutierrez was very strong in alluding to the importance for Christians to engage with the realism of this world. I could see that his feelings were moving towards the fact that through Christianity and the Christians involvement. This could influence the changes of the less fortunate and the relegated to become better prosperous subjects to their