Original sentence: At the same time, this very breadth implies that no one element can assert a right to speak for the whole Christian or the whole punk movement.Because both Christianity and punk are such broad philosophical traditions with such ill-defined boundaries, ample room exists for adherents claim allegiance to both of them.Defenders of Christian punk emphasize Christianity as a broad worldview comprising a variety of different intellectual traditions, including Christian anarchism.If punk is all about resistance to authority, and Christianity's role as the most mainstream religion in most of the West has linked it closely to authority, then how can the two possible coexist without self-refuting.Indeed, Christian punk musicians and fans have often found themselves at odds with the mainstream of both' cultures -- too Christian to gain acceptance by most punks, too punk to join the mainstream of Christianity.Jacques Ellul's Anarchy and Christianity enjoys a special status as one of the first books to link Christianity and anarchism.These authors emphasize that Jesus' teachings, by relegating earthly authorities to a secondary role, instruct his adherents to maintain an attitude of skepticism toward authority.To many critics, the most controversial aspect of Christian punk is its philosophical underpinnings.Vernard Eller's more recent Christian Anarchy: Jesus' Primacy over the Powers develops these same themes
Edited sentence: Contrary point of view - Xty too mainstream, authoritarian.Jacques Ellul, Eller.Matt Johnson essay.See also Christian anarchism