Fracture of Good Order : Christian Antiliberalism and the Challenge to American Politics.

Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: "Watch!": The Meanings of Christian Antiliberalism -- Notes -- 1. The Irony of the Liberal State -- Traditions of Dissent -- The Sixties and Their Aftermath -- Theory as Usual? -- Notes -- 2. Christianity Faithfully Lived Is Politics Enough: Prophetic Politics in the Sojourners Community -- Roots and Relations -- Inner-City Koinonia -- Establishing Judgment in the Gate: Prophetic Theology -- A Local Geography of Christ's Passion -- Call to Renewal -- A Very Unexpected Place: Meanings and Interpretations -- Notes -- 3. The Rootedness of Discontent: Culture and Identity in the New Christian Right -- An Antiliberal History -- Keeping Safe from the Liberal State -- Educrats of Sexology -- Drawing the Line -- The Sacred Registers of Education -- Notes -- 4. The Fracture of Good Order: The Berrigans and Ritual Protest -- Blood and the Signs of Contradiction -- "No Man of State Has Seen His Own Heart": The Berrigans and Caesar -- "Pissing on the Dynamite": Ritual Protest and Sacramental Politics -- "It's Impolite Not to Tell the Judge He's Terrible": The Berrigans in Court -- In the Belly of the Whale: Jonah House and Community -- Notes -- 5. Joy Cometh with the Morning: Democracy, Power, and Christian Antiliberalism -- The Shapes of American Religion -- A Refuge from Liberalism -- Power, Religion, and Democracy -- The Stubborn Quality of Truth and Experience -- Notes -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- A-C -- D-F -- G-L -- M-N -- O-S -- T-Z.

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