The Global Politics of Jesus: A Christian Case for Church-State Separation

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By integrating normative public theology with empirical political science, this work explores an ethic of Jesus in global politics. It challenges traditional theories, advocating for the church to refrain from seeking state privileges while actively engaging in the world through prophetic witness. Utilizing global data and case studies, the book addresses the paradox of privilege in critical areas such as violence, human rights, and foreign policy, ultimately reflecting on the implications for the church's role in contemporary society.