Practicing the politics of Jesus : the origin and significance of John Howard Yoder's social ethics /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Telford, Pa. : Scottdale, Pa. :
Cascadia Pub. House ; Herald Press,
2007.
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| Series: | C. Henry Smith series ;
v. 8. |
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| Online Access: | Table of contents only |
Table of Contents:
- Yoder rearranges the theological landscape
- North American Mennonite experience
- Amsterdam 1952
- American church and society in the postwar era
- Mennonite mentors at Goshen College
- European experience and the debate about war
- A European assignment
- Relating to European Mennonite churches
- Confronting the moral question of war
- The world council of churches debate
- Doctoral studies with Barth and Cullman
- The theology of Karl Barth
- Oscar Cullmann and biblical studies
- Other European conversations
- Disseration on the Swiss anabaptists
- Historical anabaptist research
- The core of anabaptist beliefs
- Constructing an anabaptist theology
- Understanding the "politics of Jesus"
- Characterizing theologies
- Yoder's theological language
- Yoder's constructive theology
- A lived praxis
- The "politics of Jesus" as social practice
- The challenge of just peacebuilding
- Basic principles of the "politics of Jesus'
- A conversation with Catholic peace traditions
- Just peacebuilding collaboration
- The social praxis of the Christian community
- A religious peacebuilding program.