Andrew Coe

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But the strong identification of Christianity and America seemed heretical to him because it tempted Americans to confuse the two identities, and thus to import American culture (e.g., wealth) to other parts of the world, always “in the name of Christ.” “As a Christian,” he said, “you are my brother. As an American,” he continued, “you want to be my master.”
Resilient Faith: How the Early Christian "Third Way" Changed the World
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