Doing Christian Ethics from the Margins





Miguel De La Torre is a distinguished theologian, ethicist, and author whose work bridges the realms of faith, justice, and social critique. Born in Cuba and raised in the United States, he draws from his experiences as a Latino scholar to challenge dominant narratives in religious studies, advocating for the voices of the marginalized. With a PhD in social ethics from Temple University, De La Torre serves as a professor of social ethics at Iliff School of Theology, where he inspires students to engage with theology as a tool for liberation. His scholarship explores the intersections of race, class, and religion, emphasizing practical applications for contemporary social movements. Through his incisive writings, De La Torre continues to reshape theological discourse, urging readers toward a more equitable world.