Majo Estrada Estrada itibaren Yazır, 59000 Yazır/Tekirdağ Merkez/Tekirdağ, Turska
Outlaws, revolutionaries, and other Christians in disguise. Walker Percy, William Blake, Kierkergaard, Solzhenitsyn, Wendell Berry, Jacques Ellul are all examined as Christians working in their own spheres of influence against the forces and lies of modernism.
In 2007, this book amazed me. It helped that it was given to me by a dear friend shortly before she died. In the spirit of keeping my former self (in all my baby-rad glory) alive, I'm not going to delete my review below. But know that I don't feel so great about this book these days and that I think Colin does a great job of summing up why. "This book is great and, in my opinion, should be required reading for any dominant-culture enmeshed or newly "normative"-critical white person in this country. Inga sets a good example by examining the ways in which she is complicit in the racist, imperialist society in which many of us live. This book is about taking responsibility and owning ones mistakes. Though I have some critiques of this book, on the whole I thought it was well done. Examination of ones own prvilege and fucked-upness is, in my opinion, always a lovely idea."