Reading through the Bible in under 100 days!
Feature Irma McKenzie Feature Irma McKenzie

Reading through the Bible in under 100 days!

♪ You may think this is a bit of an exaggeration—but let me assure you, reading through the Bible in under 100 days was seriously fun! Trust me, I was just as surprised as you might be. Let me take you through my adventure.

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Is community hermeneutics still possible?
Editorial Erica Fehr Editorial Erica Fehr

Is community hermeneutics still possible?

Anabaptists had their challenges with peculiar and dangerous interpretations, but they agreed that all believers had the privilege of reading Scripture, and the safeguard against heresy (and silliness) would be the believing community who discussed and interpreted the Bible together. But that’s history.

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Why an Anabaptist Bible?
Feature, News John D. Roth Feature, News John D. Roth

Why an Anabaptist Bible?

While drawing on the work of scholars, the Anabaptist Bible is unique in the trust it places in the collective wisdom of 500 lay study groups in a broad spectrum of Anabaptist faith communities who will share their perspectives, insights, and questions in the margins of the text.

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THE SPIDER WEB OF SCRIPTURE AND POLITICS
Editorial Terry Smith Editorial Terry Smith

THE SPIDER WEB OF SCRIPTURE AND POLITICS

A cartoon of years ago pictured a man seated in a pastor’s office. The pastor looked at him and said, “Give up your life of crime. Quit politics.” The Bible is the inspired Word of God; it is also a library of books written across many years in varied cultures, countries, and political contexts—which affects what political lessons we can take from it today.

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