Faith That Struggles

Faith That Struggles: Theology, Justice, and Hope in the Philippine Context brings Christian faith into conversation with the concrete struggles of Philippine society. Rooted in a Reformed and ecumenical perspective, the book explores Christian freedom, church and state, climate justice, peacemaking, religious diversity, globalization, labor, teachers’ rights, and human rights.

Drawing from decades of teaching, research, ministry, and social engagement, Aguilan presents theology not simply as an academic exercise but as a public, contextual, and prophetic response to injustice and human suffering. At its heart is a compelling conviction: faith must be lived through the struggle for justice, peace, human dignity, and hope.

A timely resource for students, teachers, church workers, clergy, activists, and anyone seeking to connect Christian faith with the challenges of contemporary society.

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