Freedom through Reading Good Books Well (pp. 40-41)
1967 The Political Illusion (Knopf; trans. Konrad Kellen)
Four Levels of Democracy
1970 The Meaning of the City (Eerdmans; trans. Dennis Pardee)
Cain: First Builder of Cities (Genesis 4:1-17) (pp. 1-9)
The City: Nimrod to Babel (pp. 9-20)
The City: Abraham to Moses (pp. 23-27)
Jericho (pp. 27-30)
Solomon: First Israelite Builder of Cities (pp. 30-33)
Rehoboam and the Vanity of Cities and Sons (pp. 33-36)
Babylon: Infernal Power with No Future (pp. 44-55)
Sodom: The City Condemned (pp. 62-66)
Nineveh: The City Repentant (pp. 66-71)
Christian Witness to the City (pp. 72-85)
Cities of Refuge (pp. 90-94)
Jerusalem: Olympian City Becomes Righteous Too (pp. 94-96)
Babylon: Quintessential City
Babylon: Chosen City
Jerusalem as Eschatological City (pp. 107-112)
Jesus in the City (pp. 113-124)
Jesus and the Crowd (pp. 124-129)
Jesus as Our Liberator from the Crowd (pp. 129-135)
Jesus Replaces Jerusalem (pp. 135-147)
The City as Parasite (pp. 147-158)
The City as Our Future (pp. 158-163)
1971 The Judgment of Jonah (Eerdmans; trans. Geoffrey Bromiley)
Yahweh's Call (Jonah 1:1-2)
Running away from Yahweh (Jonah 1:3-6)
Taking Responsibility (Jonah 1:7-17)
1975 The New Demons (Seabury Press; trans. C. Edward Hopkin)
What Living in a Post-Christian Society Means (18-28)
One Method for Discerning Today's Most Popular Yet Least Recognized Religion (pp. 46-47)
Functions and Forms of the Sacred
Today's Sacred: Technology and Sex (pp. 71-79)
Today's Second Sacred Pair: Nation-State and Revolution or Politics and War? (pp. 80-85)
Today's Third Sacred Pair: Money and Consumption (pp. 70-72)
The Grand Narrative: The Importance of Myth Today (p. 96f.)
Signs That Religion Is Alive and Well in our Post-Christian Society (135-152)
Today's Post-Christian Political Religion Adopts Christian Forms (171-189)
Why We Christians Mistakenly Worship Jupiter Instead of Jesus Today (199-208)
Christianity Mistakenly Trying to Beat Olympianity by Becoming More Like It (pp. 209-222)
Overcoming Evil with Good: Jesus Freeing Us from Today's Gods, Myths, and Religion (222-228)
1976 The Ethics of Freedom (Eerdmans; trans. Geoffrey Bromiley)
The First Temptation: Reality Matters Most (Luke 4:1-4)
The Second Temptation: Controlling Reality Matters Most (Luke 4:5-8)
The Third Temptation: Controlling Even God Matters Most (Luke 4:9-13)
The Unbearable Challenge of Freedom (Exodus 16:1-3) (pp. 91-94)
Dying Churches: Olympian Works vs. Christian Fruit (pp. 108-112)
1977 Hope in Time of Abandonment (Seabury Press; trans. C. Edward Hopkin)
Olympian Churches, Prophetic Responses (p. 135)
1978 The Betrayal of the West (Seabury Press; trans. Matthew J. O'Connell)
Western Technological Development to 1648
1980 The Technological System (Continuum; trans. Joachim Neugroschel)
Turns out Current Equality Is Obedience to Vulcan Not Jesus (pp. 51-75)
1981 Perspectives on Our Age (Seabury Press; trans. Joachim Neugroschel)
Why Today's Technological Phenomenon Started in the 1700s (pp. 41-42)
Devotion to Vulcan and Its Consequences (pp. 42-44)
Devotion to Vulcan Brought Changes in Class Structure (pp. 45-46)
Technology: Conformity and Compensation (pp. 48-55)
Our Three Overlapping Contexts: Creation, Society, and Technology (pp. 59-84)
The Global Technological System: Uncontrollable and Incomprehensible (pp. 63-67)
The Global Technological System: The Parasite Is Killing Us (pp. 69-77)
Today's Greatest Source of Power (pp.78-80)
1984 Money and Power (Inter-Varsity Press; trans. LaVonne Neff)
Is Money a Personal or Systemic Problem? (pp. 9-31)
The Challenge of Money in the Old Testament: Job (pp. 39-40)
The Challenge of Money in the Old Testament: Solomon (pp. 41-43)
Righteousness and Riches as Gifts of God (pp. 43-45)
Ways Pluto Tempts Us to Ignore Then Deny Jesus (pp. 47-48)
Pluto's Impact on Our Relationship with God
1985 The Humiliation of the Word (Eerdmans; trans. Joyce Main Hanks)
Freedom from Collapsing Global Technological System Starts with Repudiating Its 1648 Roots
1986 The Subversion of Christianity (Eerdmans; trans. Geoffrey Bromiley)
Our Worst Nightmare: Olympianity Victorious in the Church (pp. 3-8)
Freedom from Pluto and Jupiter (pp. 13-14)
Freedom from Religion and Morality! (pp. 14-17)
Christian Anarchism vs. Olympian Powers (pp. 20-22)
Subversion through Olympian Ways of Thinking (pp. 23-26)
Subversion through Success (pp. 32-33)
Church: Quantitatively Olympian or Qualitatively Christian? (pp. 35-37)
Early Church: Freedom or Ritual and Morality? (pp. 37-38)
Christian Freedom Becomes Olympian Civilization (pp. 39-41)
Christian Freedom Subverted through Olympian Success (pp. 41-43)
With All Our Mind: Thinking Paradoxically (pp. 43-44)
Subversion through Success: An Obsession with Unity (pp. 47-48)
Olympianity as Religion and Sacred World (pp. 57-60)
Witness to Jesus Becomes Christianity (pp. 62-67)
Freedom from Collapsing Global Technological System Starts with Repudiating Its 1648 Roots
1986 The Subversion of Christianity (Eerdmans; trans. Geoffrey Bromiley)
Our Worst Nightmare: Olympianity Victorious in the Church (pp. 3-8)
Freedom from Pluto and Jupiter (pp. 13-14)
Freedom from Religion and Morality! (pp. 14-17)
Christian Anarchism vs. Olympian Powers (pp. 20-22)
Subversion through Olympian Ways of Thinking (pp. 23-26)
Subversion through Success (pp. 32-33)
Church: Quantitatively Olympian or Qualitatively Christian? (pp. 35-37)
Early Church: Freedom or Ritual and Morality? (pp. 37-38)
Christian Freedom Becomes Olympian Civilization (pp. 39-41)
Christian Freedom Subverted through Olympian Success (pp. 41-43)
With All Our Mind: Thinking Paradoxically (pp. 43-44)
Subversion through Success: An Obsession with Unity (pp. 47-48)
Olympianity as Religion and Sacred World (pp. 57-60)
Witness to Jesus Becomes Christianity (pp. 62-67)
