Blaming the Africans: Cultural Imperialism and the Meeting of the Primates
Do Western Anglicans have a paternalistic and monochrome view of Africa and how does the African-American experience relate to sexuality debates?
Esau McCaulley
Esau McCaulley is a graduate of the University of the South (B.A.), Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (M.Div.), and Nashotah House (S.T.M.). He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in New Testament at the University of St Andrews studying under the direction of N.T. Wright.
This summer he will begin a new position as associate professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at Northeastern Seminary in Rochester, NY. He was ordained in the Episcopal Church in 2006 and is currently canonically resident in the diocese of Albany. Throughout the course of his ministry, he has served parishes in Massachusetts, Virginia, Japan, and Scotland. He is happily married to Mandy, a pediatrician. They have three children.