Fall 2026 · Vol. 55 No. 2
Faith in Contemporary Culture
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From the Editor |
Douglas B. Miller |
148 |
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An “Oh My God” Case Study: Explorations of Faith in Contemporary Culture |
David Balzer |
149–163 |
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Quiet Quitting: Walking with Those Who Experience Deadness in Marriage and in Church |
Rebecca Stanley |
164–179 |
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The Zeitgeist, the Spirit, and Anabaptism |
Brian A. Ross |
180–196 |
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Christian Moods for Public Witness |
Chris D. Clements |
197–209 |
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The Beatitudes and Radical Community Engagement After Christendom |
Simon Jones |
210–221 |
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Tilling the Garden of Deconstruction: Apologetics and Deconstruction as the Odd Couple of Faith Formation |
D. H. Lunn |
222–240 |
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Forgetting God: The Moral Imagination of Friedrich Nietzsche |
Alex D. Suderman |
241–254 |
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Why Fürstenland Still Speaks |
Arnold Neufeldt-Fast |
255–270 |
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Ministry Compass Implementing a Discipleship Program |
Jeremy Matlock |
271–277 |
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Book Reviews |
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Justin Brierley, The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God |
Terry G. Hiebert |
278–280 |
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Drew J. Strait, Strange Worship: Six Steps for Challenging Christian Nationalism |
James Toews |
280–282 |
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David P. Gushee, The Moral Teachings of Jesus |
Eric Foster-Whiddon |
282–284 |
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Michael W. Pahl, The Word Fulfilled: Reading the Bible with Jesus |
Douglas B. Miller |
285–287 |
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Cody Cook, The Pocket Anabaptist |
Harrison Wiebe Faber |
287–291 |
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Karl Landis, Inside Mennonite Life and Thought |
Harrison Wiebe Faber |
287–291 |
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ed. Robert Zacharias, In Search of a Mennonite Imagination: Key Texts in Mennonite Literary Criticism |
Christopher M. Dick |
291–293 |
