Political Spirituality for a Century of Water Wars

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Focusing on the urgent issue of water access amid rising global tensions, the author draws from five years of grassroots activism against water shutoffs in Detroit. The book critiques white supremacist biopolitics and settler colonialism through the lens of the Doctrine of Christian Discovery. By employing an interreligious approach that blends biblical traditions with indigenous mythologies and practices, it offers a fresh perspective on water as a vital resource, advocating for justice and sustainability in the face of climate crises.