 "Once one accepts the American way of life as superior, it becomes a criterion of good and evil; things that are un-American become evil," Marlin writes.Aside from Ellul's work on propaganda and technology, Marlin has also written appreciatively about the French thinker's theological studies.His 1986 review of Ellul's "Money and Power", for example, concludes that it contains "a wealth of insight" adding, "[a]s Roman Catholics we have much to learn, and relearn, from this book.