God After Christendom?

"In this beautiful product of long conversations and deep friendship, Haymes and Gingerich Hiebert demonstrate why Christians cannot sustain a life of peacemaking and discipleship without God. Accessibly, and with solid scholarship and practical wisdom, they give their readers new (old) language to talk about the God who is known in history and mystery, in wonder and worship, and above all in Jesus Christ."

--Alan Kreider, Professor Emeritus of Church History and Mission, Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary



"Combining strong scholarship and keen pastoral insights that engage the reader, this book is a profound theological reflection about what it means to believe in and speak about God in our world."

--Eleanor Epp-Stobbe, Pastor, Breslau Mennonite Church



"The double-voiced way of presenting their material effectively seeks to present the truth of God in different, but complementary, ways. This is a book born of attention to our context, and the ways in which attention to the theological tradition can help articulate our contemporary experience."

--Christopher Rowland, Emeritus Dean Ireland's Professor of Exegesis of Holy Scripture, University of Oxford