A precarious peace : Yoderian explorations on theology, knowledge, and identity /
Chris K. Huebner ; foreword by Stanley Hauerwas.
- Waterloo, ON : Herald Press, c2006.
- 249 p. ; pbk ; 23 cm.
- Polyglossia : Radical Reformation Theologies ; 1 .
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