Description From \'An Ethic for Christians and Other Aliens in a Strange Land\' "America is a fallen nation.
But the citizen of Jerusalem, alien in Babylon, will welcome the bluntness and insight with which he speaks..
Shockingly prophetic, dismaying, and sobering, William Stringfellow\'s rigorous biblical theology will surely offend the self-righteous.
Stringfellow issues as trenchant an indictment of our society as has been made since Philip Wylie\'s \'Generation of Vipers\'.
Identifying America as a fallen nation with the parable of Babylon in the Book of Revelation - not with Jerusalem the holy nation, as Americans are naively and vainly wont to do - Dr.
Enshrined in multifarious forms and guises, it enslaves human beings, exacts human sacrifices, captures and captivates Presidents as well as intimidating and dehumanizing ordinary citizens." Strong statements, yes, but timely in the biblical context which forms William Stringfellow\'s perspective of our contemporary situation.
America is a demonic principality, or conglomeration of principalities and powers in which death furnishes the meaning, in which death is the reigning idol.
Americans exist in time, in the era biblically called the Fall.
Description From \'An Ethic for Christians and Other Aliens in a Strange Land\' "America is a fallen nation
