Literature and Religion in the Later Middle Ages Philological Studies in Honor of Siegfrid W... Book

I really enjoyed this book. For more than ten years, I have been involved pretty deeply in the southern heritage movement, and inevitably found myself runny across the term "Christian Identity." I only had a vague knowledge of what "they" believed, but knew it related to issues of race. I kind of jumped lumped them into what I knew about the beliefs of the Klan. I learned so much more than I ever realized about the history, theology, and key players in this movement, and the author easily kept my attention, was easy to follow and consume, and for a small writing of only 83 pages, was filled with in depth content. I am more than glad to have finally read such an informative work on a movement few seem to know about (which I guess is sort of a good thing, considering their beliefs). If you have ever heard of, met, or socialized with those in this movement, it would be a great benefit to you to read this little book.