‘The two parties don’t mean much to you because you don’t mean much to them,’ Phil Christman (with a name like that, he was bound to write this book) observes. This short book is the tale of the author’s own transition from pentecostal Christian with well established US Republican beliefs to mainstream Anglican religious practice – and an inclination towards Bernie Sanders.
Christman begins – where else – with the biblical story of the Sermon on the Mount. But he welcomes readers of all faiths and none to consider why a religion so often championed by right-wingers is in fact socialist in nature.
