Peter Goodwin Heltzel is assistant professor of theology, New York Theological Seminary, and an ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).  He lives in New York City.

"This book bursts onto the scene just as the blue and red map begins to break up both in politics and in religion.  To persist with simplistic oppositions between evangelical and progressive Christians is to miss the kairos of our time.  Heltzel maps the moment with a stunning new itinerary, historically important and theologically disclosive, of the American Jesus--the prophetic way of  a blue green Christology."—Catherine Keller, author of God and Power: Counter-Apocalyptic Journeys

Peter Goodwin Heltzel is assistant professor of theology, New York Theological Seminary, and an ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).  He lives in New York City.

"This book bursts onto the scene just as the blue and red map begins to break up both in politics and in religion.  To persist with simplistic oppositions between evangelical and progressive Christians is to miss the kairos of our time.  Heltzel maps the moment with a stunning new itinerary, historically important and theologically disclosive, of the American Jesus--the prophetic way of  a blue green Christology."—Catherine Keller, author of God and Power: Counter-Apocalyptic Journeys

Peter Goodwin Heltzel is assistant professor of theology, New York Theological Seminary, and an ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).  He lives in New York City.

"This book bursts onto the scene just as the blue and red map begins to break up both in politics and in religion.  To persist with simplistic oppositions between evangelical and progressive Christians is to miss the kairos of our time.  Heltzel maps the moment with a stunning new itinerary, historically important and theologically disclosive, of the American Jesus--the prophetic way of  a blue green Christology."—Catherine Keller, author of God and Power: Counter-Apocalyptic Journeys