Spring 2020 · Vol. 49 No. 1
From the Editors: Eco-Discipleship
Michael Kunz
Laura Schmidt Roberts
2–4
Nature against Empire: Exodus Plagues, Climate Crisis, and Hard-Heartedness
Ched Myers
5–17
In the Beginning Is Relation: Reconceiving Human Creatureliness
18–27
The Shanty and the Watershed: Economics and Atonement for an Integral Restoration of Creation
Nathan Davis Hunt
28–41
A Mennonite Call to Simplicity
Ken Martens Friesen
42–51
Starting and Sustaining Creation Care Conversations
Katie Isaac
52–62
Reflections on Cultivating a Grounded Spirituality
Audrey Hindes
63–70
When Ducks Come to Church: Worshipping with Wild Church
Katerina Friesen
71–81
Recommended Reading
On Eco-Discipleship
82–87
Book Reviews
Gordon Zerbe,
Philippians
Jeremy Penner
88–90
Eric A. Seibert,
Disarming the Church: Why Christians Must Forsake Violence to Follow Jesus and Change the World
Ryan Dueck
90–92
Willard M. Swartley,
Jesus, Deliver Us: Evil, Exorcism and Exousiai
Randy Friesen
92–94
William Lane Craig,
The Atonement
Jonathan N. Cleland
95–96
Darren Dochuk,
Anointed with Oil: How Christianity and Crude Made Modern America
Brian Froese
96–98
Bruce L. Guenther,
The Ältester—Herman D. W. Friesen, A Mennonite Leader in Changing Times
Dan Doerksen
99–100
Faculty Publications 2019
Vic Froese
101–110
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