The Church made strange for the nations
Subtitle: essays in ecclesiology and political theology
By: edited by Paul G. Doerksen and Karl Koop
Series: Princeton theological monograph series -- 171; Princeton theological monograph series -- 171.
Publisher: Pickwick Publications
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Eugene, Or
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
ISBN-13: 9781608993987
Subjects: History of doctrines; Church and the world; Christianity and politics; Political theology; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Harry Huebner: a servant of the church  -- Gerald Gerbrandt; title: In the world but not of the world: a Johannine perspective on the church-world relationship  -- Sheila Klassen-Wiebe; title: Building the city for others: beyond the negation of exile toward a future of common belonging in Israel-Palestine  -- Alain Epp Weaver; title: John Howard Yoder's ecclesiology: as seen by an appreciative critic  -- Waldemar Janzen; title: Living in the light of time: historicism in Troeltsch and Yoder  -- J. Alexander Sider; title: Young Karl Barth's critique fo Anabaptism  -- Arnold Neufeldt-Fast; title: Anabaptist-Mennonite political theology: conceptualizing universal ethics in post-Christendom  -- A. James Reimer; title: Making strange: Harry Huebner's church-world distinction  -- P. Travis Kroeker; title: "To serve the dead": fidelity and resistance in Antigone  -- Joseph Wiebe; title: Worship made strnge  -- Irma Fast Dueck; title: Strains in the voice of the church made strange  -- Cheryl Pauls; title: He who brings light to dark places: Christ and the redemption of memory  -- Jane Barter Moulaison; title: Is a Christian university strange enough? Reflections on loving and hating the university  -- Chris K. Huebner; title: Moving the historic wall of estrangement: a reflection on the Catholic-Mennonite dialogue (1998-2003)  -- Helmut Harder; title: Pentecost: learning the languages of peace -- Stanley Hauerwas.