Acknowledgments

Introduction: Why Postcolonial Conversations Matter

Reflection on Postcolonial Friendship

Brian D. McLaren

The Importance of Postcolonial Evangelical Conversations

Steve Hu

A Response to the Postcolonial Roundtable: Promises, Problems and Prospects

Gene L. Green

The Postcolonial Challenge to Evangelicals

Editors

Prospects and Problems for Evangelical Postcolonialisms

Robert S. Heaney
Part 1 Mission and Metanarrative: Origins and Articulations

Introduction to Part 1- L. Daniel Hawk

1. From Good: "The Only Good Indian Is a Dead Indian"; to Better: "Kill the Indian and Save the Man"; to Best: "Old Things Pass Away and All Things Become White!" An American Hermeneutic of Colonization

L. Daniel Hawk and Richard L. Twiss

2. North American Mission and Motive: Following the Markers

Gregory L. Cuéllar and Randy S. Woodley

3. Postcolonial Feminism, the Bible and the Native Indian Women

Jayachitra Lalitha

4. Converting a Colonialist Christ: Toward an African Postcolonial Christology

Victor Ifeanyi Ezigbo and Reggie L. Williams
Part 2 The Stories behind the Colonial Stories

Introduction to Part 2 - Kay Higuera Smith

5. Tracing the Metanarrative of Colonialism and Its Legacy

Teri R. Merrick

6. American Exceptionalism as Prophetic Nationalism

Kurt Anders Richardson
Part 3 Revisioning Evangelical Theology

Introduction to Part 3 - Jayachitra Lalitha

7. The Apocalypse of Colonialism: Notes Toward a Postcolonial Eschatology

Christian T. Coll

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