Spring 2004
Volume 4, Number 2

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Spring 2004, Vol. 4, No. 2
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Editorial
LET ME REPHRASE THAT. . . .
Valerie Weaver -Zercher
"In many ways, ‘revision’ is what this issue of DreamSeeker Magazine calls us to: the willingness to literally re-view what we thought we knew about our faith."

Response
A VISION OF THE WEST
Alan Soffin
"No doubt the beauty of the East is truth as well, but its truth is that of opera while the West’s is of chorale."

Letter
AN E-MAIL CONVERSATION WITH SARA FRETZ-GOERING
"I just find it rather ironic that you ask where the women writers are, but send a rather cryptic message that really there is no space for new writers unless you know who we are."

POETRY BY DEB LOGAN
"The dry leaf trembles on the branch / With a rhythm of its own. . . ."

POETRY BY TINA BURKHOLDER
"I will offer you / Wrinkle-free friendship."

POETRY BY CHRISTINE R. WIEBE
"
Tonight will be a sobering night. / I have not been there yet. . . ."

THOSE RESURRECTION WOMEN
Mary H. Schertz
"Even as I acknowledge the ongoing need for the prophetic feminist witness, I have come to the point of wanting to embrace, once more, some of those "dangerous" notions I once so sweepingly rejected."

TAKE, THIS IS MY BODY: SHARING IN A DIFFERENT KIND OF POWER
J. Denny Weaver
"If Jesus’ death paid a debt owed to God or was needed to restore God’s order or honor, then those who killed Jesus were the ones actually doing the will of God."

WHY BARABBAS?
Kenneth L. Gibble
"The crowd chose Barabbas because he represented what they longed for. . . . Jesus . . . was a big disappointment."

Kingsview
ATHEIST AND BELIEVER WALKING AS MYSTERY, TOGETHER
Michael A. King
"Rarely has a Christian writer touched me more than Alan, unbelieving soul-brother Alan, writing of the howling each of us does in the dark, and of the listening each of us at times fruitlessly engages in, then observing that 'Here Jesus stands and there, / As if to speak, / And Mary, gently, everywhere, / In stone. . . .'"

Beneath the Skyline
WORKING TOO MUCH
Deborah Good
"We aren’t all workaholics by nature. What kind of world . . . would let enough be enough?"

Community Sense
WHERE DO WE LEARN MARRIAGE?
Mark R. Wenger
"Faith communities are the alternative extended family with the most potential for maintaining and nurturing marriage and family . . . today."

A RESOURCE FOR DISCERNMENT: A REVIEW OF HOMOSEXUALITY: BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION AND MORAL DISCERNMENT
Ted Grimsrud
"Swartley seeks to combine compassion with clarity about sexual boundaries and our call to holy living."

A CONVERSATION WITH GOD ABOUT COFFEE
Laura Lehman Amstutz
"Me: ‘Could Jesus cure a caffeine headache?’
"God: ‘I think that might be a waste of Jesus’ gift, don’t you?’"

Reel Reflections
SEEING GOD IN ALL THE WRONG PLACES: A REVIEW OF A MATRIX OF MEANINGS
David Greiser
"For those with eyes to see, pop culture reveals a generation fascinated with the divine. On several levels, movies lead the way in revealing this."

Books, Faith, World & More
THE SEARCH FOR A BETTER WAY: REVIEWS OF ANABAPTIST WAYS OF KNOWING AND ANABAPTIST PREACHING
Daniel Hertzler
"Shenk perceives knowing as something more than the accumulation of facts. It is to have a perspective on one’s own identity."

The Turquoise Pen
FRIEND OF MINE FINDS MARTIAN
Nöel R. King
"My friend Joanne discovered a little Martian in her bathroom a few days ago. At least that’s what she thinks it is."

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