Includes bibliographical references and index.

Disestablishing Mennonite Theology
A Precarious People: The Ambiguity of Mennonite Identity
Radical Orthodoxy, Radical Reformation: What Might
Mennonites and Milbank Learn from Each Other? --
Mennonites and Narrative Theology : The Case of John Howard Yoder --
Radical Ecumenism, or Receiving One Another
in Kuala Lumpur.

Disowning Knowledge
Can a Gift Be Commanded? Political Ontology and
Theoretical Closure in Milbank, Barth, and Yoder
Globalization, Theory, and Dialogical Vulnerability:
John Howard Yoder and the Possibility of
a Pacifist Epistemology --
Patience, Witness, and the Scattered Body of Christ:
Yoder and Virilio on Knowledge, Politics and Speed --
The Agony of Truth: Martyrdom, Violence,
and Christian Ways of Knowing.

Dislocating Identity.
Christian Pacifism as Friendship with God: MacIntyre,
Mennonites, and the Genealogical Tradition --
Curing the Body of Christ: Memory, Identity, and Alzheimer's
Disease by Way of Two Mennonite Grandmothers --
Image, Identity, and Diaspora: The Ethics of Visual Culture
in Charles Taylor and Atom Egoyan --
.Between Victory and Victimhood: Reflections on Martyrdom,
Culture, and Identity.

Epilogue: A Sermonic Exploration.
Putting Ourselves in Question: The Triumphal Entry and
the Renunciation of Triumphalism