For the Healing of the Nation

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Exploring the social and political landscape in the U.S. through a biblical lens, the book addresses themes of race, economics, environmental issues, and institutional violence. It intertwines an autobiographical narrative of a white male's transformation in the mid-twentieth-century Deep South, highlighting his struggles with inherited beliefs. The author critiques both major political parties and advocates for an "ecocommunitarian" approach rooted in biblical values. Central to the discussion is the tension between cultural ideologies and the true demands of faith.