What connections between gender and foreign policy are apparent in this era? Jesus and John the Baptist ().
She claims Mahaney’s friends were “loyal because of a shared stake in a patriarchal ‘gospel,’ and also, it turns out, because Mahaney had been lining their pockets” (282). More than once I questioned whether the chapter needed to be part of this book. She shares this without demonstrating that this language is unique to evangelicalism. Over time, my understanding of the relationship between the two shifted rather than distinguishing the margins from the mainstream, I began to identify affinities. The most outspoken proponent of Jesus/John Wayne dualism is Robert Jeffress, pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas. Would you have chosen a different subtitle? And Jesus mentions the resurrection four times: 39, 40, 44, 54. The beginning verses in the first chapter teaches us that Jesus is more than just a man who came into … Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed. Well, boys will be boys…If you wanted a tamer man, castrate him.” Again, this is difficult to demonstrate in a short quote, but because it carries throughout the book it is hard to miss as you read. For example, the apostle Paul uses military metaphors to describe the Christian life.
And the first thing we should do is to look in the mirror and say, “It’s true-let me see myself as I am.” Somewhere between Jesus and John Wayne.
This also serves as a confirmation of Peter’s “confession” in the previous chapter as to the true identity of Jesus. Wayne was a philanderer, married three times in an era when divorce was shameful.
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