Peace Theology

Engaging faith and pacifism

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  • “HOMOSEXUALITY”
    • “Church discipline”
    • A Review of Reasoning Together
    • A Theology of Welcome: Responding to the “Homosexuality” Issue
    • Mennonite Church USA’s “Teaching Position” on Homosexuality: A Critique
    • Mennonites and “Homosexuality”
    • Mennonites and Homosexuality.pdf
    • Portland Lectures #1—The Evolution of My Views
    • Portland Lectures #2—The Biblical Message
    • Portland Lectures #3—Contemporary Issues
    • Portland Lectures #4—Epilogue
    • The “Homosexuality” Debate: Two Streams of Biblical Interpretation
    • The Logic of the Mennonite Church USA “Teaching Position” on Homosexuality
  • About
    • 61. Ray Wylie Hubbard—DANGEROUS SPIRITS
    • 65. Warren Zevon—STAND IN THE FIRE
    • 67. Richard and Linda Thompson—POUR DOWN LIKE SILVER
    • 69. Cowboy Junkies—THE TRINITY SESSION
    • 70. Hothouse Flowers—SONGS FROM THE RAIN
    • 81. The Avett Brothers—I AND LOVE AND YOU
    • 93. James McMurtry—CHILDISH THINGS
    • Archive
      • 82. Dave Alvin—KING OF CALIFORNIA
      • 83. Slaid Cleaves—EVERYTHING YOU LOVE WILL BE TAKEN AWAY
      • 84. Norah Jones—FEELS LIKE HOME
      • 85. Bill Fay—LIFE IS PEOPLE
      • 86. Willis Alan Ramsey—WILLIS ALAN RAMSEY
      • 87. Steve Young—NO PLACE TO FALL
      • 88. Emmylou Harris—QUARTER MOON IN A TEN CENT TOWN
      • Moment of Silence
      • Responses to Ted Grimsrud’s essay on “Academic Freedom”
      • The Long Shadow powerpoint
      • Wavelength Shows
        • 10 songs about the gospel
      • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums (10-1)
      • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums (20-11)
      • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums (30-21)
      • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums (40-31)
      • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums (50-41)
      • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums (60-51)
        • 53. Patti Smith—TWELVE
        • 54. Van Morrison—INTO THE MUSIC
        • 55. Alejandro Escovedo—A MAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE
        • 56. The Rolling Stones—THE BEGGAR’S BANQUET
        • 58. The Handsome Family—THROUGH THE TREES
        • 59. Bruce Springsteen—THE GHOST OF TOM JOAD
        • 60. Patti Smith—DREAM OF LIFE
      • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums (70-61)
        • 62. k. d. lang—SHADOWLAND
        • 63. Richard Thompson—RUMOR AND SIGH
        • 64. Willie Nelson—RED-HEADED STRANGER
        • 66. James McMurtry—LIVE IN AUGHT-THREE
        • 68. Billy Joe Shaver—OLD FIVE AND DIMERS
      • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums (80-71)
        • 71. Teddy Thompson—UP FRONT AND DOWN LOW
        • 72. Los Lobos—KIKO
        • 73. Slim Cessna’s Auto Club—ALWAYS SAY PLEASE AND THANK YOU
        • 74. George Jones—ANNIVERSARY
        • 75. Van Morrison—AVALON SUNSET
        • 76. Robert Earl Keen—A BIGGER PIECE OF SKY
        • 77. The Clash—LONDON CALLING
        • 78. Gillian Welch—TIME (THE REVELATOR)
        • 79. Tom Waits—HEARTATTACK AND VINE
        • 80. Muddy Waters—HARD AGAIN
    • AROUND THE INTERNET
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      • April 2009 Links
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      • How to stop the drug wars
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      • Mark Kurlansky’s review of Human Smoke
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      • Michael Kelly, “…Pacifist claptrap”
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    • Käthe Kollwitz: Making Peace with Art
  • ANABAPTIST CONVICTIONS
    • (1) Anabaptism for the 21st Century
    • (2) Whither 21st Century Anabaptist Theology?
    • (3) From Sixteenth-Century Anabaptism to Mennonite Church U.S.A.
    • (4) Civilian Public Service and Mennonite Pacifism
    • (5) Anabaptist Faith and American Democracy
    • A Journey With Jesus
    • An Anabaptist Vision for the 21st Century—Some Propositions
    • Hauerwas on JHY
    • Is God Nonviolent?
    • News report on Gerald Mast lecture
  • ARTICLES
    • A theology of the world’s end
    • A volunteer for Jesus
    • Anabaptist faith and American democracy
    • Communion serving peace
    • Does Revelation speak today?
    • Grief and critique: A pacifist’s reflections after September 11, 2001
    • Healing justice
    • How do we take up our cross and suffer?
    • Is the book of Revelation a resource for peacemaking?
    • Jesus and family
    • Jesus and Herod: Two Kinds of Kings
    • John Howard Yoder: A Faithful Teacher in the Church
    • John’s Gospel in brief
    • Making the penultimate too important often leads to violence
    • MWR articles—Spring 2013
      • 1. Worship and the prophetic vocation (Isaiah 6:1-8; 12:1-6)
      • 2. False worship, authentic worship (Isa 29:9-16; 65:17-25)
      • 3. Second chance for people of promise (Ezra 3:1-13)
      • 4. Anchoring God’s community amid an empire (Ezra 6:13-22; 8:21-23; 8:24-30)
      • 5. Grieving unfaithfulness for mercy’s sake (Neh 8:13-18; 19:2-10, 30-36)
      • 6. A restored, humbler people (Neh 12:27-43; 13:15-22)
    • MWR Bible Studies—2009
    • Not a “good war”: Thoughts on World War II
    • Our confession as Mennonites of Jesus as Lord
    • Pacifism is a gift from God
    • Pursue Peace (Purpose, Sept. 2010 – Aug. 2012)
      • 01. Rehearsals for retirement
      • 02. Communion serving peace
      • 03. A volunteer for Jesus
      • 04. Singing toward freedom land
      • 05. Is peacemaking wise?
      • 06. Praying for peace
      • 07. Witnessing to the preciousness of life
      • 08. Universal health care
      • 09. Wrestling with the Bible and its interpreters
      • 10. At home here and now
      • 11. Body theology
      • 12. Thank God for mentors
      • 13. Being vs. doing?
      • 14. Two views of “enough”
      • 15. The generosity–gratitude–generosity cycle
      • 16. Nurturing peacemakers
      • 17. Grandchildren and hope
      • 18. Mercy all the way down
      • 19. Peacemaking companions
      • 20. Making peace with art
      • 21. Is older more peaceable?
      • 22. Revelation is about Jesus not vengeance
      • 23. Peace meal
      • 24. Celebrating peace
    • Reflections on Old Testament prophets (MWR)
      • 01. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Amos)
      • 02. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Hosea)
      • 03. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (1 Isaiah)
      • 04. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (2 Isaiah)
      • 05. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Micah)
      • 06. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Zephaniah)
      • 07. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Habakkuk)
      • 08. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Jeremiah, 1)
      • 09. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Jeremiah, 2)
      • 10. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Lamentations)
      • 11. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Ezekiel)
      • 12. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Zechariah)
      • 13. Reflections on Old Testament Prophets (Malachi)
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (01): Exodus 3
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (02): Exodus 20
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (03): Exodus 32
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (04): Exodus 34
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (05): Psalm 8
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (06): Psalm 19
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (07): Psalm 46
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (08): Psalm 47
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (09): Psalm 63
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (10): Psalm 66
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (11): Psalm 90
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (12): Psalm 91
    • Reflections on the Old Testament God (13): Psalm 139
    • Reflections on Torah-1 (Exodus 3)
    • Reflections on Torah-2 (Exodus 4)
    • Reflections on Torah-3 (Exodus 5)
    • Reflections on Torah-4 (Exodus 14)
    • Reflections on Torah-4 (Exodus 14)
    • Reflections on Torah-5 (Deuteronomy 5)
    • Reflections on Torah-6 (Deuteronomy 16)
    • Reflections on Torah-7 (Leviticus 8)
    • Reflections on Torah-8 (Leviticus 25)
    • Reflections on Torah-9 (Numbers 11)
    • Reflections on Torah–10 (Numbers 14)
    • Reflections on Torah–11 (Numbers 20)
    • Reflections on Torah–12 (Deuteronomy 6)
    • Reflections on Torah–13 (Deuteronomy 30)
    • Rehearsals for retirement
    • Seeing mercy in the Old Testament
    • Seven articles on the book of Revelation
    • The Anabaptists: Why they got in trouble
    • The ethical importance of Jesus’ death
    • The Lamb’s Power and Modern America
    • The Legacy of Civilian Public Service
    • The Old Testament God (MWR, Fall 2010)
    • Victory over the powers of death and evil
  • Bible studies
    • The Old Testament Prophets
  • BOOK REVIEW INDEX
    • A moral critique of America’s first “total war”
    • A revealing look at an American theological icon
    • Joseph Kip Kosek. Acts of Conscience: Christian Nonviolence and Modern American Democracy.
    • Theron Schlabach. War, Peace and Social Conscience
  • Boyd on the OT’s violence
    • The Centrality of God’s Love: A Response to Greg Boyd’s Cross Vision, part 1
    • The Centrality of God’s Love: A Response to Greg Boyd’s Cross Vision, part 2
    • The Centrality of God’s Love: A Response to Greg Boyd’s Cross Vision, part 3
    • The Centrality of God’s Love: A Response to Greg Boyd’s Cross Vision, part 4
  • Classes
  • DOCTRINE
    • (01) What Do We Do With Theology? (9.10.06)
    • (02) Who is That Guy? (10.15.06)
    • (03) News of God (11.12.06)
    • (04) God’s Spirit—And Ours (1.21.07)
    • (05) This is God’s World: So What? (2.18.07)
    • (06) How Does God Communicate? (3.18.07)
    • (07) Humanness: A Blessing or a Curse? (4.29.07)
    • (08) Salvation: Healing Our Damage (5.27.07)
    • (09) The Church: Why Bother? (9.9.07)
    • (10) Evoking the Presence of God (10.7.07)
    • (11) Bless All the Families of the Earth (11.4.07)
    • (12) The End Times are Now (1.6.08)
    • (13) Do This and Live (2.10.08)
    • 01—What Is Theology?
    • 02—The Person of Christ
    • 03—The Doctrine of God
    • 04—The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
    • 05—The Doctrine of Creation
    • 06—The Doctrine of Scripture
    • 07—Doctrine of Humanity
    • 08—The Doctrine of Salvation
    • 09—The Doctrine of the Church
    • 10—Theology of the Sacraments
    • 11—Theology of the Religions
    • 12—The Doctrine of Eschatology
    • 13—The Doctrine of the Christian Life
    • Theology sermons
  • JESUS
    • (01) Why We Pay Attention to Jesus
    • (02) Singing Down Mercy
    • (03) Son of Adam, Son of God
    • (04) To Turn from the Abyss
    • (05) God’s Greatest Power: Mercy
    • (06) What Matters Most?
    • (07) Jesus’ Identity—And Ours
    • (08) The Troublemaker
    • (09) Salvation—From What?
    • (10) Metaphysical Therapy
    • (11) Listen to Moses
    • (12) When “Good News” is Bad News
    • (13) Life in Death
    • (14) Resurrection Questions
  • JOHN HOWARD YODER
    • Hauerwas review of Leithart
    • John Howard Yoder’s Christology
    • John Howard Yoder’s Sexual Misconduct (1992 Elkhart Truth articles)
    • John Howard Yoder’s Sexual Misconduct—Introductory article
    • John Howard Yoder’s Sexual Misconduct—Part Five
    • John Howard Yoder’s Sexual Misconduct—Part Four
    • John Howard Yoder’s Sexual Misconduct—Part One
    • John Howard Yoder’s Sexual Misconduct—Part Three
    • John Howard Yoder’s Sexual Misconduct—Part Two
    • Nugent review of Leithart
    • Ray Gingerich on JHY’s view of God
    • Ted Grimsrud/Craig Carter dialogue
    • The challenge of understanding the Yoder sex scandal
    • Yoder’s sexual misconduct
  • My Books
    • #4562 (no title)
    • god’s healing strategy review
    • review of embodying the way of jesus
    • review of reasoning together
    • review of reasoning together
    • review of reasoning together
    • review of reasoning together
    • review of theology as if jesus matters
    • Review of theology as if jesus matters
    • review of transforming the powers
    • triumph of the lamb review
    • Writing Peace
  • Old Testament and Pacifism
  • PACIFISM
    • 01. Introduction: Defining Pacifism
    • 02. A Christian Pacifist Perspective on War and Peace
    • 03. The Old Testament Peace Vision
    • 04. Healing Justice: The Prophet Amos and a “New” Theology of Justice
    • 05. Salvation in the Prophets, Salvation in Jesus: Mercy not Retribution
    • 06. Pacifism and the Story of Jesus
    • 07. Jesus’ Confrontation with Empire
    • 08. Christian Pacifism and New Testament Understandings of the Death of Jesus
    • 09. Romans 13: An Interpretation
    • 10. Revealing a New World: Power According to Biblical Apocalyptic
    • 11. The Justice of God in the Book of Revelation
    • 12. Theology, Retribution, and the Ways of Peace
    • 13. Theology and Restorative Justice
    • 14. The Theological Roots of Violence Against Children
    • 15. A Pacifist Critique of the Modern Worldview
    • 17. Pacifism and Knowing: John Howard Yoder’s Epistemology
    • A Pacifist Way of Knowing: Postmodern Sensibilities and Peace Theology
    • Biblical Bases for Restorative Justice
    • Bibliography: Peace and Justice and the Bible
    • Christian Pacifism in Brief
    • Conrad Grebel Review (Spring 2009)—responses to J.D.Weaver
    • Core Convictions for Engaged Pacifism
    • Healing Justice: A Sermon
    • Is Pacifism Ever An Idol
    • Just War Thought: A Pacifist Analysis
    • Pacifism with Justice: The Biblical and Theological Case
  • Peace Essays
    • Charting Christianity and Politics
  • RESTORATIVE JUSTICE
    • 1. Introduction: An Agenda for Restoring Wholeness
    • 2. Our Current Crisis
    • 3. The Logic of Retribution and Its Consequences
    • 4. Healing Theology: A Biblical Overview
    • 5. Old Testament Justice (Amos)
    • 6. Jesus and Justice
    • 7. Justice in Romans and Revelation
    • 8. Putting Restorative Justice into Practice
    • 9. Restoring Wholeness: The Alternative to Vengeance
    • Bibliography
    • Healing Justice (1.11.09)
    • Rethinking God, Justice, and Treatment of Offenders
  • ROMANS
    • Against Empire: A Yoderian Reading of Romans
    • Paul’s Deconstruction of Idolatry
    • Romans Notes
      • Romans background
      • Romans notes (chapter 1)
      • Romans notes (chapter 2)
      • Romans notes (chapter 3)
      • Romans notes (chapter 4)
      • Romans notes (chapter 5)
      • Romans notes (chapter 6)
      • Romans notes (chapter 7)
    • Sermons on Romans
  • SALVATION
    • (1) Salvation From or By Violence?
    • (2) Salvation in the Old Testament
    • (3) Jesus’ Teaching on Salvation
    • (4) Jesus’ Death and Resurrection
    • (5) Salvation in Romans and Revelation
    • MERCY, NOT SACRIFICE: The Bible’s Salvation Story
      • 01. Violence as a Theological Problem
      • 02. Salvation in the Old Testament
      • 03. Guardians for the Way of Wholeness
      • 10. God’s Saving Justice: Paul and Salvation
      • 11. Salvation Through Revelation
      • 11. Salvation Through Revelation
      • 12. Conclusion: Is There an Atonement Model in this Story?
      • 4. Jesus’ Teaching on Salvation
      • 5. The Death of Jesus
      • 6. Jesus’ Death and the Powers: Cultural Exlusivism (Law)
      • 7. Jesus’ Death and the Powers: Religious Exclusivism (The Temple)
      • 8. Jesus’ Death and the Powers: Political Authoritarianism (Empire)
      • 9. Jesus Brings Salvation
  • Spirituality
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Starting with self-understanding
    • 3. Approaching God
    • 4. A simple definition of spirituality
    • 5. Human self-will
    • 6. Hierarchical God
    • 7. Challenges to spiritual health
    • 8. The Bible: Spirituality as story
    • 9. Worship: Spirituality in community
    • 10. Prayerful listening
    • 11. Nature and spirituality
    • 12. Music as spiritual encouragement
    • 13. Friendship as spiritual encouragement
    • 14. Encouragement in life
    • 15. Grieving that leads to trust
    • 16. Trust: The foundation for spirituality
    • 17. Spirituality and the moral life
    • 18. Conclusion: What have we learned?
  • Ted Grimsrud bibliography
  • Ted Grimsrud blog posts
  • Ted Grimsrud Sermons
    • Grieve with God
    • Reflections on sin: Brokenness in the world [Romans 1:18-23]
  • The American Civil War
  • THE BIBLE ON PEACE
    • (01) Reading the Bible with Pacifist Eyes
    • (02) God’s Creative Love—Genesis 1
    • (03) Harmony Disrupted–Genesis 3–4
    • (04) Retribution and Mercy—Genesis 6–9; 18–19
    • (05) The Calling of a People—Genesis 12
    • (06) In and Out of Egypt—Genesis 37–50; Exodus 1–15
    • (07) The Gift of the Law—Exodus 20
    • (08) The Conquest: God’s Dark Side?—Joshua 1–11
    • (09) Chaos and Order—Judges 19–21
    • (10) Israel, Kingship, and Violence—I Samuel 8; Deuteronomy 17
    • (11) King David and the Ambiguities of Power—2 Samuel 12:1-14
    • (12) King Solomon and Temple Politics—1 Kings 1–9
    • (13) The Battle with Baal—1 Kings 21:1-29
    • (14) The Prophetic Faith—Amos 5:14-24; Hosea 11:1-9
    • (15) Sometimes Repentance Isn’t Enough—2 Kings 22:1-13
    • (16) Israel’s Fall and Its Hope—Jeremiah 8:18-22; Isaiah 43:1-7
    • (17) A Book of Questions—Job
    • (18) The Scandal of God’s Mercy—Jonah
  • THE BOOK OF REVELATION
    • ARTICLES AND PRESENTATIONS ON REVELATION
      • Biblical Apocalyptic: What is Being Revealed?
      • Biblical Apocalyptic: What is Being Revealed?
      • Reading the Bible in Light of the Lamb’s War
      • Social Criticism in the Book of Revelation
    • Eschatology as if Jesus Mattered
    • REVELATION NOTES
      • Revelation Notes (Chapter 1)
      • Revelation Notes (Chapter 22)
    • REVELATION SERMONS
      • Revelation sermon #01 (3/30/08)
      • Revelation sermon #02 (4/20/08)
      • Revelation sermon #03 (6/08/08)
      • Revelation sermon #04 (6/22/08)
      • Revelation sermon #05 (9/7/08)
    • REVELATION SERMONS (older)
      • Comforting the Afflicted; Afflicting the Comfortable [Revelation 3:7-22]
      • Revelation as a Peace Book
      • [1996–2] The Triumph of the Lamb
      • [1996–3] Babylon is Overthrown
      • [1996–4] The Healing of the Nations
    • REVELATION SERMONS (Sept. 2011—Nov. 2013)
    • TRIUMPH OF THE LAMB
      • (01) Triumph of the Lamb—Introduction
      • (02) Triumph of the Lamb—Revelation One
      • (03) Triumph of the Lamb–Revelation Two and Three
      • (04) Triumph of the Lamb–Revelation Four and Five
      • (05) Triumph of the Lamb–Revelation Six and Seven
      • (06) Triumph of the Lamb—Revelation Eight, Nine, and Ten
      • (07) Triumph of the Lamb—Revelation Eleven and Twelve
      • (08) Triumph of the Lamb—Revelation Thirteen and Fourteen
      • (09) Triumph of the Lamb—Revelation Fifteen and Sixteen
      • (10) Triumph of the Lamb—Revelation Seventeen and Eighteen
      • (11) Triumph of the Lamb—Revelation Nineteen and Twenty
      • (12) Triumph of the Lamb—Revelation Twenty-One and Twenty-Two
      • (13) Triumph of the Lamb: Conclusion—The Meaning of Revelation for Today
  • Wavelength’s 100 Favorite Albums
    • 100. Bob Dylan—OH MERCY
    • 57. Slaid Cleaves—BROKE DOWN
    • 89. Charlie Rich—PICTURES AND PAINTINGS
    • 90. Nick Cave—THE BOATMAN’S CALL
    • 91. Buddy Miller—YOUR LOVE AND OTHER LIES
    • 92. Creedence Clearwater Revivial—WILLY AND THE POORBOYS
    • 94. Lou Reed—MAGIC AND LOSS
    • 95. R.E.M.—DOCUMENT
    • 96. 16 Horsepower—SACKCLOTH ‘N’ ASHES
    • 97. Crash Test Dummies—THE GHOSTS THAT HAUNT ME
    • 98. The Blind Boys of Alabama—SPIRIT OF THE CENTURY
    • 99. Gregg Allman—LOW COUNTRY BLUES
    • Wavelength’s Second 100 Favorite Records
  • WORLD WAR II
    • Sacrifices: The death of soldiers
    • The Good War That Wasn’t—And Why It Matters
      • Review of The Good War That Wasn’t
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (01. Introduction)
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (02. Jus ad bellum)
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (03. Jus in bello)
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (04. What the War cost)
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (05. Pax Americana)
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (06. The Cold War)
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (07. Full Spectrum Dominance)
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (08. No to the War)
    • The Long Shadow: World War II’s Moral Legacy (10. Servanthood)
  • World War II COs
    • 1. Introduction
    • 10. Bibliography (incomplete)
    • 2. The Standard Account
    • 3. Historical Background
    • 4. The “Resister” Tendency
    • 5. The “Transformer” Tendency
    • 6. The “Servant” Tendency
    • 7. The “Separatist” Tendency
    • 8. Comparing the Tendencies
    • 9. Evaluation of the Standard Account and Ongoing Issues

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