This diverse and daring interrogation of the roots and implications of rampant white Christian nationalism provides conceptual clarity regarding this toxic intersection of political extremism, racism, and religion. Discussing current events with philosophical, sociological, and political context, the volume is a call-to-action for all readers.
This diverse and daring interrogation of the roots and implications of rampant white Christian nationalism provides conceptual clarity regarding this toxic intersection of political extremism, racism, and religion. Discussing current events with philosophical, sociological, and political context, the volume is a call-to-action for all readers.
George Yancy is the author, editor, and co-editor of over 20 books, including Backlash: What Happens When We Talk Honestly About Racism in America. He is known for his influential essays and interviews in the New York Times' philosophy column, The Stone. Yancy lives in Atlanta, Georgia, where he is professor of philosophy at Emory University. Bill Bywater is emeritus professor of philosophy at Allegheny College. He has published in aesthetics and media studies including a book on the English art critic Clive Bell. His most recent work on social justice, education and democracy can be found in edited volumes by Solymosi and Schook, by Hanes and Weisman, by Yancy, and by Ducey, Headley, and Feagin as well as an interview with Noelle McAfee in the Kettering Review. He is a pragmatist in the tradition of John Dewey. J. Kameron Carter is professor of religious studies, English, and African American studies at Indiana University Bloomington. He is co-director of Indiana University's Center for Religion and the Human. He is author of Race: A Theological Account, The Anarchy of Black Religion: A Mystic Song, and The Religion of Whiteness: An Apocalyptic Lyric.
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Foreword by J. Kameron Carter Introduction by George Yancy Introduction by Bill Bywater Opening Poem Mary Magdalene Sings Becky Thompson 1. White Christians and the U.S. Corporate Warrior State Mark Lewis Taylor 2. White Mob Logic Karen Teel 3. The "Promised Land" in Christian Nationalist Rhetoric: The Persistent Vision of Christianity as a Religion of Conquest Brock Bahler 4. Discipleship or Duplicity? A Christian "No" to white Christian Nationalism Anna Floerke Scheid 5. White Christians Warring against Democracy: A Long History Joe Feagin 6. The Pedagogy of Hegemony: A History of Christian Nationalism's Narrative Wars and School Dominance Todd M. Mealy 7. Who do you say that I am? Laurie Cassidy 8. The Theological Irony of White Christian Nationalism: A View from the South Leah Kalmanson 9. Christian Churches in North America and the Imperatives of the Dialogue of Action Toward Restitution and Restorative Justice for Blacks, Latinos/Latinx, and Native Americans Marinus Chijioke Iwuchukwu 10. Legitimate Political Discourse": January 6th and the Brutality of White Theodicy Biko Mandela Gray 11. Philosophical Ends and Theological Beginnings: The Logos, the Nigger, and Whiteness in American Christianity Timothy Golden 12. Misogyny and the Stench of White Supremacist Christianity Traci C. West 13. "Where Is the Love?": Christian Nationalism and the Politics of Exclusion Kathy Glass 14. The Life and Death of Queen Elizabeth II: Defender of the Faith, Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and Manifestation of the White Colonial Gaze Kimberley Ducey 15. "The Order" of the Day: Lessons, Philosophical and Otherwise, from Childhood at the Heart of American Christian Nationalism James Garrison 16. Victims of the Cross: Violence and Apocalyptic Discourse in Christian Nationalism Sheldon George 17. White Solidarity on Campus and The Sin of Neutrality Elisabeth Vasko 18. Can White Christian Nationalists and Donald Trump Be Overcome? Josiah Ulysses Young III 19. Revolution and the Soul of White Christianity Dean J. Johnson 20. The Hidden White Flesh of White Christian Nationalism: Anthropological Docetism and the Forging of Idols José Francisco Morales Torres 21. On White Christian Violence Anthony Paul Smith Closing Poem ORIGINAL SIN Michael Simms Index About the Contributors
Foreword by J. Kameron Carter Introduction by George Yancy Introduction by Bill Bywater Opening Poem Mary Magdalene Sings Becky Thompson 1. White Christians and the U.S. Corporate Warrior State Mark Lewis Taylor 2. White Mob Logic Karen Teel 3. The "Promised Land" in Christian Nationalist Rhetoric: The Persistent Vision of Christianity as a Religion of Conquest Brock Bahler 4. Discipleship or Duplicity? A Christian "No" to white Christian Nationalism Anna Floerke Scheid 5. White Christians Warring against Democracy: A Long History Joe Feagin 6. The Pedagogy of Hegemony: A History of Christian Nationalism's Narrative Wars and School Dominance Todd M. Mealy 7. Who do you say that I am? Laurie Cassidy 8. The Theological Irony of White Christian Nationalism: A View from the South Leah Kalmanson 9. Christian Churches in North America and the Imperatives of the Dialogue of Action Toward Restitution and Restorative Justice for Blacks, Latinos/Latinx, and Native Americans Marinus Chijioke Iwuchukwu 10. Legitimate Political Discourse": January 6th and the Brutality of White Theodicy Biko Mandela Gray 11. Philosophical Ends and Theological Beginnings: The Logos, the Nigger, and Whiteness in American Christianity Timothy Golden 12. Misogyny and the Stench of White Supremacist Christianity Traci C. West 13. "Where Is the Love?": Christian Nationalism and the Politics of Exclusion Kathy Glass 14. The Life and Death of Queen Elizabeth II: Defender of the Faith, Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and Manifestation of the White Colonial Gaze Kimberley Ducey 15. "The Order" of the Day: Lessons, Philosophical and Otherwise, from Childhood at the Heart of American Christian Nationalism James Garrison 16. Victims of the Cross: Violence and Apocalyptic Discourse in Christian Nationalism Sheldon George 17. White Solidarity on Campus and The Sin of Neutrality Elisabeth Vasko 18. Can White Christian Nationalists and Donald Trump Be Overcome? Josiah Ulysses Young III 19. Revolution and the Soul of White Christianity Dean J. Johnson 20. The Hidden White Flesh of White Christian Nationalism: Anthropological Docetism and the Forging of Idols José Francisco Morales Torres 21. On White Christian Violence Anthony Paul Smith Closing Poem ORIGINAL SIN Michael Simms Index About the Contributors
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