A collection of essays seeking to revitalise contemporary understanding of Mennonite theologian John Yoder by emphasising the centrality of the narrative of Jesus to his theological method and pacifist ethics.

This accessible history tells the story of how adult Christians of the 1500s shaped the Anabaptist believers church tradition, which lives on today and can be joined by any who…

The sixteenth-century public theologian Pilgram Marpeck participated in theological and political debates and was active in the life of his community, This book draws on his model.

This book opens a new frontier in understanding non-violence. Discussions of peace and non-violence usually focus on either moral theory or practical dimensions of applying non-violence in conflict situations. Teaching…