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    Plough Quarterly No. 11: Alien Citizens

    Winter 2017

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    From the Editor

    Our Alien Citizenship Peter Mommsen

    Essays

    Alien Citizens William H. Willimon Becoming Flesh and Blood Eberhard Arnold Finding Utopia Thomas Nauerth In Search of a City Charles E. Moore The Hole in Wendell Berry’s Gospel Tamara Hill Murphy I Am My Enemy Luma Simms The Real Radicals Eddie Lyle ISIS, Stalin, and the Other “S” Word Kurt Armstrong

    Interview

    Building a Communal Church Rod Dreher

    Reading

    What Is the True Church? Ulrich Stadler

    Portfolio

    American Stories John Noltner

    Another View

    Up and Down Lukandwa Dominic

    Poetry

    Three Poems Thomas Lequin

    Fiction

    The Chess Player Ger Koopman

    Reviews

    Can Society Be Christian? Nathaniel Peters

    Editors' Picks

    Editors’ Picks Issue 11

    Family and Friends

    A Book to Build Community

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    Readers Respond Issue 11

    Forerunners

    Joe Strummer Jason Landsel

    Featured Authors

    Eberhard Arnold

    Eberhard Arnold

    Eberhard Arnold was a theologian, educator, publisher, and community leader.

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    Tamara Hill Murphy

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    Tamara Hill Murphy, a blogger and freelance writer, lives with her husband Brian in Fairfield, Connecticut.

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    William H. Willimon

    Will Willimon

    Will Willimon is a professor at Duke Divinity School and a retired United Methodist bishop.

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    About This Issue

    We face a year of political turmoil when fear is understandable, even justified. But it is not Christian. We who believe in Jesus must not fear, because we have heard the glad tidings of the arrival of a new political regime: the kingdom of God. We are patriots for a different homeland, living here as alien citizens – as Paul writes, “our citizenship is in heaven.” How should we as alien citizens live and how should we relate to our wider society? This issue of Plough seeks to flesh out a communal vision for the church today.

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    About Plough Quarterly

    Plough Quarterly features original stories, ideas, and culture to inspire everyday faith and action. Starting from the conviction that the teachings and example of Jesus can transform and renew our world, it aims to apply them to all aspects of life, seeking common ground with all people of goodwill regardless of creed. The goal of Plough Quarterly is to build a living network of readers, contributors, and practitioners so that, in the words of Hebrews, we may “spur one another on toward love and good deeds.”

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