For the Healing of the Nation

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Exploring the social and political landscape of the United States through a biblical lens, this work addresses themes of race, economics, and institutional violence. The author shares his personal journey as a white male from the Deep South, highlighting his struggle with inherited beliefs amid evolving faith. Critiquing both political parties and centrist approaches, he advocates for an "ecocommunitarian" stance rooted in biblical values. The book examines how cultural ideologies can distort the true demands of faith, while reflecting on southern and American identities.