Uncover the complex journey of Liberationist Christianity in Argentina (1930-1983) through ‘Faith and Revolution.’ This meticulously researched book traces how religious conviction fueled political change, exploring the diverse internal conflicts over Peronism and celibacy that forged a unique Christian identity. Discover the movement’s nuanced engagement with state terrorism during the Dirty War and its roots in societal shifts. Essential for students and scholars interested in global religious movements, political theology, and social history in Latin America.