The Church made strange for the nations : essays in ecclesiology and political theology /
edited by Paul G. Doerksen and Karl Koop.
- Eugene, OR : Pickwick Publications, c2011.
- xi, 192 p. ; pbk ; 26 cm.
- Princeton theological monograph series ; 171 .
- Princeton theological monograph series ; 171. .
Includes bibliographical references.
Harry Huebner: a servant of the church / Gerald Gerbrandt – In the world but not of the world: a Johannine perspective on the church-world relationship / Sheila Klassen-Wiebe – Building the city for others: beyond the negation of exile toward a future of common belonging in Israel-Palestine / Alain Epp Weaver – John Howard Yoder's ecclesiology: as seen by an appreciative critic / Waldemar Janzen – Living in the light of time: historicism in Troeltsch and Yoder / J. Alexander Sider – Young Karl Barth's critique fo Anabaptism / Arnold Neufeldt-Fast – Anabaptist-Mennonite political theology: conceptualizing universal ethics in post-Christendom / A. James Reimer – Making strange: Harry Huebner's church-world distinction / P. Travis Kroeker – "To serve the dead": fidelity and resistance in Antigone / Joseph Wiebe – Worship made strange / Irma Fast Dueck – Strains in the voice of the church made strange / Cheryl Pauls – He who brings light to dark places: Christ and the redemption of memory / Jane Barter Moulaison – Is a Christian university strange enough? Reflections on loving and hating the university / Chris K. Huebner – Moving the historic wall of estrangement: a reflection on the Catholic-Mennonite dialogue (1998-2003) / Helmut Harder – Pentecost: learning the languages of peace / Stanley Hauerwas.
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Church and the world. Church and the world--History of doctrines. Christianity and politics. Political theology. Political theology--History.