Discipleship as Political Responsibility
Book, 2003, 69 pp
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NOTE: In troubling contrast to his work, we know that John Howard Yoder’s life was seriously flawed by acts of sexual violence against many women. Although his writings on nonviolence continue to be influential, we acknowledge that Yoder was, ironically and tragically, perpetuating violence, over many decades, in his private life. No reading or interpretation of Yoder can be done faithfully without understanding the extensive harmful legacy he has also left.
For more information, see Rachel Waltner Goossen’s research, published in Mennonite Quarterly Review, entitled “Defanging the Beast”.
For more information, see Rachel Waltner Goossen’s research, published in Mennonite Quarterly Review, entitled “Defanging the Beast”.
Both of the essays in this book origined in 1957. The first essay concerns the state in the New Testament. The second essay deals with following Christ as a form of political responsibility.
Also available in Korean.
| Type | |
| Genre | Academic Theory/Thesis |
| Expression | General Writing/Recording |
| Topic | Discipleship/Ethics, Politics |
| Audience | Adults |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Herald Press |
| ISBN | 9780836192551 |
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