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I would like to thank my Deans and co-workers at Drew Theological School and Graduate Division of Religion for creating a culture of affirmation and support for the rigors of theological thought, discussion, and research. I owe a special debt to Drew colleagues, Morris Davis, Melanie and Eric Johnson-DeBaufre, and Catherine Keller, as well as Ted Smith at Vanderbilt, for reading and commenting on various chapters throughout the writing process. My very good friends and fellow pilgrims, Brett Larson, Kyle Halverson, and Russell Rathbun, also provided valuable feedback on the argument and its presentation, as did two of my nieces, Lauren and Kelli Boesel, bright young minds with promising futures. I received significant help from research assistants Sang Min Han, Troy Mack, and especially Dhawn Martin; Brandee Mimitzraiem helped me sharpen the argument while doing the lion’s share of work in preparing the manuscript for publication, help and work for which I am immensely grateful and without which the book would never have found its way to the publisher. All limitations and oversights that remain in the published text are, of course, my own responsibility.