Christian Anarchy: Jesus’ Primacy Over the Powers

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"Christian Anarchy: Jesus’ Primacy Over the Powers" is a theological work by Vernard Eller that explores how allegiance to Jesus challenges and relativizes all earthly authorities and power structures.

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instanceOf theological book ⓘ
arguesFor church as alternative community ⓘ
primary loyalty to Jesus over nation or party ⓘ
subversive character of Christian obedience ⓘ
author Vernard Eller ⓘ
centralClaim Allegiance to Jesus relativizes all earthly powers ⓘ
Christian discipleship challenges state and institutional loyalties ⓘ
Jesus has primacy over all political and social authorities ⓘ
critiques idolatry of political power ⓘ
state absolutism ⓘ
uncritical Christian nationalism ⓘ
discipline political theology ⓘ
systematic theology ⓘ
emphasizes contrast between kingdom of God and worldly powers ⓘ
ethical implications of following Jesus ⓘ
lordship of Christ over all structures ⓘ
focusesOn New Testament understanding of powers ⓘ
nonviolent witness of the church ⓘ
relationship between church and state ⓘ
genre non-fiction ⓘ
hasPerspective anti-Constantinian ecclesiology ⓘ
radical discipleship ⓘ
influencedBy Anabaptist peace tradition ⓘ
biblical studies on powers and principalities ⓘ
intendedAudience Christian ministers ⓘ
lay Christians interested in politics and faith ⓘ
students of theology ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mainSubject Christian anarchy ⓘ
linked to: Christian anarchism

Jesus Christ ⓘ
allegiance to Christ ⓘ
earthly authorities ⓘ
political power ⓘ
powers and principalities ⓘ
relatedWorkOfAuthor The Mad Morality ⓘ
War and Peace from Genesis to Revelation ⓘ
religiousContext Christianity ⓘ
theologicalTradition Anabaptist theology ⓘ
Christian pacifism ⓘ

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