01929nas#a2200157ucc4500001000800000005001700008022001400025110006200039245005900101250001100160264001900171520142400190773002301614999001701637952011701654007826120260801081143.0  a0384-85151 aNorth American Mennonite Brethren schools and conferences  aDirectionbEco-DiscipleshipnVol. 49 No. 1 Spring 2020  a49,H.1 1aWinnipegc20201 aFrom 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  Laura Schmidt Roberts  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  Laura Schmidt Roberts  Michael Kunz  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  101–11018w0030073tDirection  c62947d62947  00104070aAWMBIBbAWMBIBcZSABd2020-07-30g0.00l0oDirectionp01189056r2026-07-31 22:45:18w2026-07-31yZSR