Bill Wylie-Kellermann is a Methodist pastor serving an Episcopal church in Detroit, the cofounder of Word and World People's School, and founding faculty member of the Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education (SCUPE) in Chicago. He is the author of Where the Water Goes Around: Beloved Detroit and Seasons of Faith and Conscience: Reflections on Liturgical Direct Action.
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A Theological Introduction 1. A Story of This Theological Conversation 2. A Personal and Activist Appreciation: The Life and Legacy of Walter Wink 3. Death Shall Have No Dominion: Daniel Berrigan of the Resurrection 4. From the Beginning: Two Creation Liturgies Particular Powers 5. Barbed Wire and Beyond: The Freedom to Unmake Nuclear Weapons 6. Discerning the Angel of Detroit: The Spirits and the Powers at Work in One City 7. Fallen: The Law and the State 8. The Machinery of War: Technology and the Powers That Indwell 9. Confronting the Drug Powers: Freeing the Captives 10. Family: Icon and Principality 11. Spiritual Warfare and Economic Justice 12. The Powers in Healing and Hospital Ministry 13. Readers before Profits: The Detroit Newspaper Strike 14. Labor Unions and Principalities 15. Exorcising an American Demon: White Supremacy 16. The Fall in Play: Sports as Principality 17. Global Economy: False Gods and the Power of Love 18. Unholy Alliance: John Wesley and the Global Principality of Slavery 19. Be Not Awed: The War in Iraq 20. Katrina and the Wrath to Come 21. Surveillance and Impeachment 22. Death Has Its Day: The BP Oil Spill 23. Lest Death Prevail: Harry Potter and the Principalities 24. Coming to a City Near You: Emergency Management 25. The Dismantling of Public Education: Separate and Unequal 26. Her Name Was Charity: The Detroit Water Struggle 27. Church and the Powers (Church as a Power) 28. Trump Powers: Presidency and Principalities