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Book Review: Blue Collar Resistance and the Politics of Jesus: Doing Ministry with Working Class Whites

Muslim background believers, and a sympathetic church. Under methods, there are short discussions of contextualization, churchplanting, popular Islam, and Muslims in the West. The uses of literature, the arts, and other media are also discussed. It’s hardly possible to express the breadth and depth of Miller’s book. Though the editing and proofreading could be improved, and there are some lapses (It is unclear who the Muslim greeting is to be given a spiritual interpretation while the almost identical Jewish greeting is regarded as secular, p. 1 l ) , this is an extremely important book, a must for anyone in the fields of mission to Muslims and Christian-Muslim relations, as well as the study of religions in general. The spirit behind all of Miller’s work can be summed up in his own words (partly reflecting Al-Ghazali and Ibn Rushd): “The church has unwittingly authored a myth, ‘The Impossibility of the Muslims.’ The Spirit of God, however, is prepared to inspire a new book of acts entitled ‘The Possibility of the Impossibilities.’ It will be written in the here and now, and its writers will be the Christian friends of Muslims who will say, colloquially, ‘Let’s just go and do it.’ ” (424).