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    <subTitle>engaging the work of John Howard Yoder</subTitle>
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  <tableOfContents>The work of inheritance : reflections on receiving John Howard Yoder / Chris K. Huebner -- Nonviolent Jesus, violent God? : a critique of John Howard Yoder 's approach to theological construction / Philip E. Stoltzfus -- The practice of reading the other : John Howard Yoder 's critical and caricatured portrayal of scholasticism / Andrew Brubacher Kaethler -- John Howard Yoder and the politics of creation / Branson Parler -- Freedom of the cross : John Howard Yoder  and womanist theologies in conversation / Nekeisha Alexis-Baker -- Governmentality, witness, and the state : Christian social criticism with and beyond Yoder and Foucault / Richard Bourne -- Not engineering, but doxology? : reexamining Yoder's perspective on the church / Paul C. Heidebrecht -- Universal history and a not-particularly particularity : Jeremiah and John Howard Yoder 's social gospel / Paul Martens -- Unbinding Yoder from just policing / Andy Alexis-Baker -- Biblical warfare revisited : extending the insights of John Howard Yoder / John C. Nugent.</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">edited by Jeremy M. Bergen and Anthony G. Siegrist ; foreword by Glen Harold Stassen.</note>
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