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Four distinguished authors here level a powerful critique of the rapid expnasion of the emerging American empire and its oppressive and destructive political, military, and economic policies. The authors demonstrate how America's imperialism inevitably leads to rampant irreversible ecological devastation, expanding military force for imperialistic purposes. These four prophetic voices-three Christians and one Jew-persuasively indict the American empire as being diametrically opposed to divine values and powerful enough to threaten the purposes of God.
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What do you get when you put three theologians together with an attorney? Not
a joke, but a deadly serious, academic analysis of our nation, its past and
its future. This collection of nine essays addresses the ideological and
practical evidence and consequences of what the authors see as an often
disguised imperial agenda inherent in the founding and development of the
United States. The authors, besides sharing the conviction that the United
States "is seeking to become the world's first borderless empire" whose
imperialist policies constitute "the primary threat to the survival of the
human species," share an affinity for the philosophy of Alfred North
Whitehead. While they object to imperialism on "political, economic and
ecological grounds" as well as on "religious-spiritual-moral grounds," they
spend most of the book making their secular statement; only the last three
essays speak directly of religion. Keller's contribution contains a
particularly interesting "debate" between the people she calls "Bush-Doctrine
Idealists and the great idol-smasher John Calvin." Students of American
history, government and political science, will feel quite at home within
these pages, but nonacademics may need to dust off their college texts to
remember the particulars of, say, the Marshall Plan. (June) Copyright 2006
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