A theologian from this country used lemon vendors without underwear to propose a “Bi/christ” representing bodily experiences of the divine excluded by heteronormative theology. The author of Indecent Theology, Marcella Althaus-Reid (“ALT-house-reed”), was from this country, whose folk saints include a woman who still produced breast milk for her baby after dying of thirst, called “La Difunta Correa.” A theologian born in this country wrote that “shepherds” of the church “should smell of sheep” to argue for decentralized church structures. That theologian born in this country, who argued that “integral ecology” should replace a “throwaway culture” threatening “our common home” with climate change, began the Synod on Synodality and wrote Laudato si’. For 10 points, name this birthplace of Jorge Bergoglio (“HOR-hay ber-GOAL-yo”), the first Latin American pope. ■END■
ANSWER: Argentina [or Argentine Republic or República Argentina]
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