" That work by this author also interprets Ecclesiastes as a challenge to political power.
One book by this thinker contains an appendix that analyzes Karl Barth's and Alphonse Maillot's interpretations of Romans 13:1, which this thinker called "a very embarrassing passage." That work by this author also interprets Ecclesiastes as a challenge to political power. In another work, this thinker asked "How has it come about that the development of Christianity has given birth to a society... thatare completely opposite to what we see in the bible?" In addition to writing The Subversion of Christianity, this author analyzed what he defined as "the totality of methods rationally arrived at and having absolute efficiency... in every field of human activity," which he termed "technique," in a work which castigates the title entity for confusing means and ends. Another work by this author studies the scientific and sociological processes of opinion formation and is titled Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes. For 10 points, identify this French Christian anarchist who wrote Anarchy and Christianity and The Technological Society.
One book by this thinker contains an appendix that analyzes Karl Barth's and Alphonse Maillot's interpretations of Romans 13:1, which this thinker called "a very embarrassing passage.
Jacques Ellul