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This is a theologically rich and courageous work. Whyte reads Bonhoeffer with honesty and repentance, refusing to idealise him while drawing deeply from his witness to Christ “from below.” In confronting how white supremacy distorts the Christian imagination, Whyte offers a model of theology that binds confession together with faithful discipleship. In so doing, he calls readers—especially those who have benefited from historical entanglement with white supremacy—to a more truthful, Christocentric solidarity with the oppressed. It is unsettling and deeply hopeful, as it needs to be. If it receives the attention it deserves, it could provide a vital inspiration for many Christians today. * Andrew Torrance, University of St Andrews, UK *

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Christopher Whyte is a Lecturer in the M.S. in Organizational Leadership Program at Johns Hopkins University, USA.

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