Spring 2014 · Vol. 43 No. 1

Genesis and Origins

From the Editor: Genesis and Origins	Vic Froese	2–3
What Time Is It? Interpreting Genesis 1–3	Ken Esau	4–19
Original Spin: Jesus and Human Origins	Paul Cumin	20–37
Genesis and Human Origins: What Makes a Human ‘Human’ and Why Does it Matter?	Mark D. Wessner	38–48
The Missional Relevance of Genesis 1–3	Pierre Gilbert	49–64
Reflections on Genesis and Physics	Candice Viddal	65–75
The Face of Christ in the Face of Nature: A Conversation with Jean Vanier, Socrates, James Cone, and Charles Darwin	Justin Neufeld	76–98
Ministry Compass Teaching Genesis to Young Adults	Randy Klassen	99–104
Recommended Reading Creation and Human Origins: A Select Classified Bibliography	Vic Froese	105–117
Book Reviews
Peter Enns, The Evolution of Adam: What the Bible Does and Doesn’t Say About Human Origins	John Brubacher	118–122
ed. Rachel Epp Buller and Kerry Fast, Mothering Mennonite	Di Brandt	122–127
Maureen S. Klassen, It Happened in Moscow: A Memoir of Discovery	Marlene Epp	127–128
Ivan D. Friesen, Isaiah	Waldemar Janzen	128–131
Willard M. Swartley, John	Jane S. Webster	131–133
Bruno Dyck, Management and the Gospel: Luke’s Radical Message for the First and Twenty-First Centuries	D. Stephen Long	133–135
Jeph Holloway, The Poetics of Grace: Christian Ethics as Theodicy	David Faber	136–137
Richard G. Kyle, Apocalyptic Fever: End-Time Prophecies in Modern America	Brian Froese	138–139
Faculty Publications 2013	Vic Froese	140–147