Mara Brecht is associate professor of theology at Loyola University Chicago.

A provocative work.

• DedicationAcknowledgements Introduction: Privileged Stories Part I: Interreligious Encounter and Ways of Being HumanChapter 1: Reflections on EncounterChapter 2: The Habits of Being HumanChapter 3: Encountering “Race” and “Religion”Chapter 4: The Manufacture of Race and Religion Part II: A Deep Dive into Whiteness Chapter 5: On WhitenessChapter 6: Whiteness within the “Space” of ChristianityChapter 7: Privileged HabitsChapter 8: The Habits of Bodying as WhiteChapter 9: The Theologic of WhitenessPart III: Theologies of Interreligious EncounterChapter 10: Universalist Theologies—A Priority for Religion over RaceChapter 11: Liberationist Theologies—A Priority for “Race” over ReligionChapter 12: Soteriological PrivilegeChapter 13 An Irresolution: Encountering Privilege, Privileged EncountersBibliographyAbout the Author

Mara Brecht is associate professor of theology at Loyola University Chicago.

A provocative work.

• DedicationAcknowledgements Introduction: Privileged Stories Part I: Interreligious Encounter and Ways of Being HumanChapter 1: Reflections on EncounterChapter 2: The Habits of Being HumanChapter 3: Encountering “Race” and “Religion”Chapter 4: The Manufacture of Race and Religion Part II: A Deep Dive into Whiteness Chapter 5: On WhitenessChapter 6: Whiteness within the “Space” of ChristianityChapter 7: Privileged HabitsChapter 8: The Habits of Bodying as WhiteChapter 9: The Theologic of WhitenessPart III: Theologies of Interreligious EncounterChapter 10: Universalist Theologies—A Priority for Religion over RaceChapter 11: Liberationist Theologies—A Priority for “Race” over ReligionChapter 12: Soteriological PrivilegeChapter 13 An Irresolution: Encountering Privilege, Privileged EncountersBibliographyAbout the Author

Mara Brecht is associate professor of theology at Loyola University Chicago.

A provocative work.

• DedicationAcknowledgements Introduction: Privileged Stories Part I: Interreligious Encounter and Ways of Being HumanChapter 1: Reflections on EncounterChapter 2: The Habits of Being HumanChapter 3: Encountering “Race” and “Religion”Chapter 4: The Manufacture of Race and Religion Part II: A Deep Dive into Whiteness Chapter 5: On WhitenessChapter 6: Whiteness within the “Space” of ChristianityChapter 7: Privileged HabitsChapter 8: The Habits of Bodying as WhiteChapter 9: The Theologic of WhitenessPart III: Theologies of Interreligious EncounterChapter 10: Universalist Theologies—A Priority for Religion over RaceChapter 11: Liberationist Theologies—A Priority for “Race” over ReligionChapter 12: Soteriological PrivilegeChapter 13 An Irresolution: Encountering Privilege, Privileged EncountersBibliographyAbout the Author