Peacemaking and religion
Mennonites and War
Describes evolving Mennonite pacifist responses to war, including the transition from
two-kingdom theology to a view that stresses Christ's lordship over the whole creation.
Gerald J. Mast
True Evangelical Faith and the Gospel of Peace
Examines the relationship between evangelical Christian culture and the biblical call
to peacemaking and enemy love. Demonstrates how evangelical doctrine can both support
and undermine peace convictions.
Gerald J. Mast
The Gifts of the Martyrs
Drawing on the stories, letters, confessions, debates, hymns, poetry and images found
in the classic Anabaptist text Martyrs Mirror this presentation considers what Christians today can learn from the witness of those
who offered their lives as a gift to God, even unto death, particularly during the
16th century Reformation era.
Gerald J. Mast
What is Christian Calling?
This workshop or presentation offers three prominent views of calling within the Christian
theological tradition and invites audience members to reflect on personal vocation
amidst changing occupational stations.
Gerald J. Mast
The Amish and America
Explores the enigmatic relationship between American and Amish culture in light of
Amish history and American consumerism.
Gerald J. Mast