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A personal, political, and religious journey from Evangelical Christian faith and conservative politics to solidarity with the poor and advocacy for anti-war, anti-racism, and Palestinian rights After serving for five years as a pastor in a remarkable Black church, Donald Wagner comes to fully understand the original sin of racism. As his journey continues, he encounters another marginalized people—the Palestinians—and witnesses their struggle for justice and equality. Touched by their resilience and fight against injustice, he leaves the pastorate to assume full time work as an advocate for Palestinian political and human rights. The memoir begins in mid-September 1982, with a gut-wrenc...
A personal, political, and religious journey from evangelical Christian faith and conservative politics to advocacy for anti-war, anti-racism, and Palestinian rights. With a foreword by the Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac, Pastor of Christmas Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bethlehem. Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip has raised global concern over the capacity of International law to bring the perpetrators to justice and accountability for war crimes. No Place Left to Go is a tour de force of one man’s metamorphosis from Christian zionism to a series of personal encounters with Palestinians—in Chicago, Beirut, and Jerusalem—including Israel’s 1982 invasion of Lebanon, the Sabra’ & ...
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