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Grateful for wartime choices

I am thankful for the foresight of the men who approached Congress and the military about alternative service and classifications for conscientious objectors (“A win-win

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January 15, 2021

If you don’t need it, give it

Because of the great harm inflicted by COVID-19 on poor and hurting people, the government has again come to the aid of its citizens. When

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January 15, 2021

Interfaith peace role model

I am a Ph.D. student of religions and mysticism at Science and Research Branch of Islamic Azad University. I am very glad that the LUKE

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January 14, 2021

MCC needs a new tagline

Ann Graber Hershberger and J Ron Byler (“That’s who we are,” Dec. 25) remind us that Mennonite Central Committee workers in England in the 1940s

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January 12, 2021

Peace and God’s authority

I grew up in a Plain Anabaptist church and served in alternative service — an alternative to military service, not resistance to it. We knew

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January 7, 2021

A statement of hope

I loved the item (Currents, Nov. 6) quoting a statement signed by more than 5,000 “Pro-Life Evangelicals for Biden” saying: “[W]e believe that on balance,

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January 4, 2021

The privileged few

Thanks to Sarah Kehrberg for her insightful column on God’s power and our privilege (Nov. 27). Power inequities have invariably led to the privilege of

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January 2, 2021

Diverse perspectives

Congratulations on the mammoth task of combining two former publications and creating a periodical with a fresh look and excellent content. Each of the issues

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December 31, 2020

Peace witness diminished

Mennonite Church USA is calling for a renewal of peacemaking (#BringThePeace). This is good. The people of MC USA have failed to be peacemakers. Liberals

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December 29, 2020

A more humane, godly way

Thank you for the article by John Longhurst on the Canadian pastor who used medical assistance to end his life (“He asked if it was

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December 27, 2020

God’s will? No, the voters.

While I enjoy Lucinda J. Kinsinger’s columns, I must take issue with her “not voting” arguments (Nov. 6). Her worst contention is that the winner

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December 24, 2020

Reconsidering legitimacy punishes the church

We are aware that some church institutions are reconsidering the legitimacy of John D. Rempel’s publications and theological contributions to church life and thought.

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December 23, 2020

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