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There were some things I liked a lot about what he's saying, so I'm going to keep reading. But I have a grain of salt ready.
UPDATE: Finished Wink. It was a book with a lot of great information on topics I care a lot about, and with a lot of stuff that really made me think, and a lot of stuff I really agree with. However, the book as a whole didn't make me go yes, yes, YES. the way some do. I like the book a lot, and huge parts of it I'm totally on board for, and I learned a lot of cool thigns from it, but there is enough in it that doesn't quite work for me that it's not on my list of "wonderful turn-your-mind-inside-out books."
The Powers that Be is described as a condensation and popularization of Wink's trilogy of more academic theological works on the Powers, and I might or might not like those better.
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That book was very important for me when I read it (probably 5 years ago?) and I’ve always found Wink very stimulating. I think you’re right about the danger of writing off too much of popular culture as embodying the myth of redemptive violence, though from what I know of Wink I suspect he would say if challanged that there is much of value in that art, should we be able to take into account its understanding of violence. It would be an interesting debate to get him involved in.
I read part of one of the trilogy that book was based on and was very much enjoying it, but it was a friend’s copy and I didn’t take it with me when I went home. I keep meaning to get hold of them to finish that reading.