"Over the last four to five decades there has developed among Latinoax scholars of religion a manner of theologizing that first became known as Hispanic, then as Latino, later as Latino/a or Latin@, and more recently Latinx or Latinoax theology. The chapters in this volume will offer the reader a panoramic view of this diverse and intensely ecumenical theological approach. This volume is the second edition of the Companion to Latinoax Theology, first published in 2015. As the reader will notice, the title has been changed to recognize the changing demonym. Chapters from the first edition have been revised and updated, and new ones have been added to represent new directions and interests"-- Provided by publisher.