I Win, We Lose

"Kudos to editor Rick Stecker for bringing this volume to print because, God knows Snow's kind of savvy cultural critique and compassionate wisdom is welcome sustenance for the journey."

--Marvin M. Ellison, Willard S. Bass Professor Emeritus of Christian Ethics, Bangor

Theological Seminary; Director of Alumni/ae Relations, Union Theological Seminary



"Snow's work represents a thoughtful, provocative, and problematic reflection on a basic American, and probably human, paradox: We must compete with others while also taking care of them. [H]is insights . . . will be relevant to a wide variety of contemporary readers."

--Craig Greenman, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Colby-Sawyer College



"This book belongs in every preacher's study."

-- A. Robert Hirschfeld, Bishop of the Episcopal Church of New Hampshire



"If there is anyone left out there who really cares to discover the roots of the deep trouble in which we find ourselves these days, both as a culture and as a Christian community, this book is serious help of the first order."

--Thom Blair, Jr.



"John Snow's sharp analysis of achievement and class is a profound moment in human relationships."

--John L. Hooker, Sometime Professor of Liturgy, Homiletics, and Music, Episcopal Divinity School



"Snow's . . . gift for articulating deep truths makes this previously unpublished work every bit as current as when it was first penned."

--Alan M. Gates, Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts



"This is a bracing and inspiring book."

--Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Missioner for Creation Care, Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts