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"Still Time to Care tells the untold story of the "ex-gay" movement in the evangelical church, a 40-year failed experiment to cure homosexuality. It also provides a four-part postmortem and a path forward--a call to the Christian church to embrace their non-straight fellow believers who live lives of costly obedience"--

Toward a new nationalism -- Contents -- Preface iii -- Beyond the alt right -- What is the alternative right? -- Beyond the alt right: toward a new nationalism -- Against right-wing sectarianism -- Redefining the mainstream -- Postmodernism vs. identity -- Punching right -- George hawleys making sense of the alt-right -- God emperor no more -- The altamont of the alt right -- Unite the right did nothing wrong -- In bed with the press -- White nationalism -- White nationalism is inevitable -- Why white nationalism? -- Why race is not a social construct -- Who are we? nordics, aryans, & whites -- Why conservatives conserve nothing -- The refutation of libertarianism -- The specter of white nationalism -- Is white nationalism un-american? -- What is american nationalism? -- Is white nationalism hateful? -- The relevance of the old right -- Reframing the jewish question -- Why the holocaust happened & why it won't happen again -- In praise of extremists -- Why boomers need not fear white nationalism -- The european fighting spirit -- An academic study of the north american new right -- The anti-christian alt-right: a reply to matthew rose -- Superheroes, sovereignty, & the deep state -- Eric bogosian's operation nemesis -- Nothing is beyond our grasp -- Personalities & polemics -- A reply to jack donovan -- The unsinkable milo yiannopoulos -- Why i support mike enoch -- Reply to daniel friberg -- The altright corporation & the american deep state -- My conversation with andrew anglin -- My debate with vox day -- Under cover with the alt right -- Journalists & other antifa -- Don't let the bastards get you down -- Index -- About the author.

The alternative right : interview with Laura Raim -- Forced to be free : interview with Mike Enoch -- Introducing counter-currents : interview with Tomislav Sunić -- Ethnonationalism for everyone : interview with Robert Stark -- Sound money for the brown people : interview with Matt Parrott -- Populism, elitism, & economics : interview with Robert Stark -- The boomerang generation : interview with Robert Stark -- Eco-fascism : interview with Robert Stark -- Expanding the political imagination : interview with Dennis Fetcho -- Set aside your humility & lead : interview with Ruuben Kaalep -- What is white nationalism? : interview with Georges Feltin-Tracol -- The shadow of Trump : interview with Francesco Boco

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter One The Specter of the Utopian -- Chapter Two The Utopian Interruption -- Mapping the Grace as Gift Metaphor -- The Moral Accounting Metaphor -- Chapter Three Forever Apart: The Bodily Element of the Utopian -- Chapter Four Forever Together: Reversibility and the Politics of Utopian Possibility -- Chapter Five Witnessing to the Utopian -- Chapter Six The Utopian Function of Forgiveness -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

Sacred claims and religious acts -- Subjects, stories, and strategies -- Islands of practice, discourses of permanence -- Writing the law, speaking the sacred -- Tense negotiations : cultural affiliation and the limits of identity -- Ancestors before us : manifestations and metaphors of tradition in a Hawaiian dispute -- Religious voices and social borders -- Dead reckoning and living tradition : sources of power and authority in the divided present -- Repatriation, tradition, and the study of religion