…with our Christmas liturgical season just underway we may well benefit from returning to the most prolific early Christian writer, Paul. There has been a long-standing tendency in Pauline studies…

…were accompanying her in her searching and consideration of the book’s themes. She writes in the text, “This is not a history. This book operates on an associative logic. It…

…that these emerging forms of evangelicalism fit seamlessly with the culture of late capitalism. Connolly has called this the “evangelical-capitalist resonance machine.” My point, then, in talking about the democratization…

…relational in its analysis. It cannot be used to sloppily denote a universal Muslim victimhood, for that too easily lends itself to a sinister cooptation by the seats of power….