Mark: The Way for All Nations - Swartley, Willard M
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During the later stages of the Vietnam War, a group of European peace workers requested a bibliography of Mennonite writings on peace. This volume, prepared 1971-1987 by the Institute of Mennonite Studies, was the eventual result. It includes more than 10,000 entries covering 50 years of Mennonite writings on war and peace, including theses, dissertations and archival material as well as books and periodical articles. Entries are topically listed and fully annotated.

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During the later stages of the Vietnam War, a group of European peace workers requested a bibliography of Mennonite writings on peace. This volume, prepared 1971-1987 by the Institute of Mennonite Studies, was the eventual result. It includes more than 10,000 entries covering 50 years of Mennonite writings on war and peace, including theses, dissertations and archival material as well as books and periodical articles. Entries are topically listed and fully annotated.
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Autorenporträt
Willard Swartley is dean and professor of New Testament at the Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, Elkhart, Indiana. He has been a Bible teacher in congregational settings and church-wide conferences, in both North America and overseas. His special interests are in the Gospels, the peace teaching of the Bible, and biblical interpretation. He is a graduate of Eastern Mennonite College (BA), Goshen Biblical Seminary (BD), and Princeton Theological Seminary (1973 PhD). Swartley is the New Testament editor for the Believers Church Bible Commentery Series and New Testament editor for a book series on Studies in Peace and Scripture. Swartley earlier taught at Eastern Mennonite University and served as interim dean there also. He directed the AMBS Institute of Mennonite Studies from 1979-88. He also taught at Goshen College, Eastern Mennonite College and Seminary, and at Conrad Grebel College. Among Swartley's publications are Mark: The Way for All Nations (Herald Press, 1979, rev. 1981); Slavery, Sabbath, War and Women: Case Issues in Biblical Interpretation (Herald Press, 1983); editor of Essays on Biblical Interpretation: Anabaptist Mennonite Perspectives (IMS, 1984); Israel's Scripture Traditions and the Synoptic Gospels: Story Shaping Story (Hendrickson, 1994); and co-editor, with Donald Kraybill, of Building Communities of Compassion (Herald Press, 1988).