However, you're saying that Christianity itself needs to be thrown out. On one level Christi-Anarchy is a classical evangelical critique of religion. On another level it is a contemporary critique of evangelicalism. I'm advocating completely deconstructing and reconstructing our understanding of the faith. It would be easy to interpret this as a comparison of evangelical and liberal Christianity.
Liberals can be as 'closed set' as the evangelicals are, they just draw the definitions differently.
No, that's nonsense. What Christi-Anarchy is advocating is a dynamic, interactive relationship with the person of Christ. It is less about developing a theological, ideological, liturgical or missiological framework in which I invest my trust, and it is more about developing an existential and experiential relationship with Christ through which I feel energised, encouraged and empowered to critically interact with the whole of my life experience. I critically reflect on myself and my society in light of the living, loving Christ that I experience. I do that personally and corporately, so there becomes a dynamic, interactive process.