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Scholars have been arguing for years that Star Wars is more than light sabers, Wookies, Millennium Falcons, and troubling familial relationships. Star Wars is an exciting space fantasy that we can explore from multiple academic perspectives, such as philosophy and psychology. This volume adds to that conversation by asking, what would it look like if we analyzed the Star Wars universe theologically? In Theology and the Star Wars Universe, contributors from various theological traditions take on this task by exploring the nature of the Force, the spiritual role of the Jedi, nonviolent and liberationist readings of the Franchise, and the enduring power of hope. Written for the restless, curious academic but accessible to diehard fans, Theology and the Star Wars Universe is an exciting foray into the study of theology and popular culture.
Introduction: Theologizing Star Wars: Engaging the Galaxy Far, Far Away 1(4)
Benjamin D. Espinoza
PART I OPENING ESSAY
5(18)
Chapter 1 The Word of God and the W(h)ill of the Force: Canon and Authority within the Star Wars Universe and Franchise
7(16)
James F. McGrath
PART II THEOLOGIES OF THE JEDI
23(74)
Chapter 2 Use (the) Force: Jedi, Monks, and Unexpected Violence
25(12)
Zachary B. Smith
Chapter 3 And What More Shall I Say?: Heroism in Hebrews 11 and Star Wars
37(12)
Bethany Keeley-Jonker
Robert Keeley
Chapter 4 Rediscovering the Sith and the Jedi: A Spiritual Analogy in Renaissance Humanism and Desert Asceticism
49(14)
Nathan Garcia
Chapter 5 From Padawan to Jedi: The Theological Premise for the Necessity of the Master-Apprentice Relationship in the Path of Spiritual Ascension
63(18)
Abdallah Rothman
Chapter 6 And Also with You: An Examination of the Demystification of the Jedi and the Clergy
81(16)
Nettie Brock
Josiah Brock
PART III POLITICAL THEOLOGIES
97(72)
Chapter 7 Subverting the Ancient Religion: The Gray Ecclesiology of Ahsoka Tano and Old Man Luke
99(14)
Tim Posada
Chapter 8 In Defense of the Nonviolent Luke: A Confrontation between Niebuhrian Realism and Christian Nonviolence in The Last Jedi
113(14)
Andrew J. Kuzma
Chapter 9 Undoing the Memory Wipe: Metz, Droids, and the Victims of History
127(14)
Edward Dunar
Chapter 10 Mysticism and Resistance: Theology of The Last Jedi
141(14)
Rostislav Kurka
Chapter 11 Bringing Balance to the Force: George Lucas's Politico-Critical Refiguring of Salvation
155(14)
John C. McDowell
PART IV ENGAGING CLASSICAL THINKERS
169(50)
Chapter 12 The Modern Manichaeans: Binaries of Light and Dark in Contemporary Culture
171(8)
Jonathan Lyonhart
Chapter 13 Thomas Aquinas's Account of Hope as a Hermeneutical Lens for Star Wars
179(12)
Shaun C. Brown
Chapter 14 An Arche Not Anarchic Enough: A Spirited Critique of the Force
191(14)
Ryan G. Duns
Chapter 15 Lifting Rocks: Camus, Sainthood, and the Anti-Heroic in The Last Jedi
205(14)
Russell P. Johnson
Index 219(18)
About the Contributors 237
Benjamin D. Espinoza is associate vice president for online education, executive director of seminary administration, and assistant professor of practical theology at Roberts Wesleyan College and Northeastern Seminary in Rochester, New York.
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