and identify with the marginalized rather than merely try to regulate their behavior (Phil. 2:4–8). This book is not for everyone. It probably will be of very limited value to non-Christians, Christians outside the United States, or Christians who are not concerned about contemporary American political debates. If you have picked up this book and have made it to this point, I will assume that, most likely: 1. You are a Christian who allows the cross-centered gospel and the