Consideration of the church’s missional constitution and context lead to
the claim that interaction with religious others is a necessary element
of Anabaptist witness. But what does this interaction look like? What
should it look like? What resources do Christian theology and missiology
offer as guides to understanding and engaging other religions? The
essays in this issue of Anabaptist Witness offer various responses to
these questions, questions that make up the field of the "theology of
religions."