Description
John Howard Yoder's writings reflect a profound engagement with theology and social ethics, exploring the intersection of faith and practice in a turbulent world. Yoder's insights challenge readers to reconsider traditional views and inspire a deeper understanding of nonviolence, community, and discipleship. Throughout these spiritual writings, his distinctive voice urges a commitment to love and peacemaking, resonating with the core values of the Mennonite tradition.
The editors, Paul Martens and Jennifer L. Howell, have curated Yoder's most significant works, providing readers with a comprehensive view of his theological vision. They present Yoder not just as a thinker but as a mentor, encouraging self-reflection and active participation in social justice. This collection invites both new and familiar audiences to delve into Yoder's legacy and discover its relevance in contemporary discussions on faith and morality.
The editors, Paul Martens and Jennifer L. Howell, have curated Yoder's most significant works, providing readers with a comprehensive view of his theological vision. They present Yoder not just as a thinker but as a mentor, encouraging self-reflection and active participation in social justice. This collection invites both new and familiar audiences to delve into Yoder's legacy and discover its relevance in contemporary discussions on faith and morality.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
172 pages
Language
English
Published
Jun 17, 2011
Publisher
Orbis Books
ISBN-10
1570759359
ISBN-13
9781570759352