not only in the individual but in the social sense has created the climate for the new secular and political theologies. His view that the gospel always sides with the poor over the rich and that its claims must be addressed to the whole of man’s life has given added impetus to those movements in the church that seek to promote radical social change. Pacifists have been heartened by his then courageous call for an end to the cold war between West and East and his unequivocal repudiation of weapons
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