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- This product had a total of 27 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 22 2019.
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It is a very good book. When I look at the cover, it was not so inviting, but as I read it, it was very good reading.
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My mind longed for this new imagination and could not begin to think it until I read this book, finishing just in time for “Col... Read More
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This is a very important work for church people to read, as we try to sort out white privilege and all its ramifications in today's world.
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It is no small feat to unveil, with vigor and virtue, the provocative yet comprehensive theological development of whiteness as the supercessionist engine; jennings has masterfully done so.
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This impoverished social imagination has a vision of salvation evacuated of material consequences for identity and for patterns of human belonging (194).
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Jennings cannot overstate the implications of this problem for christianity.
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This is a theological mistake that has reduced theology to a level of uselessness that theologians have yet to comprehend (148).
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Because it is a mistake so large it is hard to see as it cover[s] the horizon of modernity itself (38).
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At its heart, the mistake is that the western church has forgotten that it is a church of gentiles.
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However, it is as gentile christendom entered the colonial period that the idea of an elected people became an idea without its authentic compass (34).
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