Nonviolence a brief history: the Warsaw lectures

Few theologians have done as much as John Howard Yoder to articulate the case for Christian pacifism. The eleven lectures collected in Nonviolence―A Brief History were presented in 1983 in Warsaw…

Christian attitudes to war, peace and revolution, c.1-2

We are looking in the realm of historical theology, and the first instance. ours is a descriptive tasks. Christians have taken many attitudes to war, peace, and revolution. We need to study and int…

The war of the lamb: the ethics of nonviolence..

The author was one of the major theologians of the late twentieth century. Covering pacifism, just war theory, and peacemaking theory, this book crystallizes the author's argument that his proposed…

The royal priesthood: essays ecclesiastical and ecumenical

As readers of this book will discover, it is not possible to disengage the author's practice of ecumenical dialogue from his vision of the church. The author's approach to ecumenical dialogue corre…

When war is unjust: being honest in just-war thinking, 2E

Can any war really be considered just? If so, which wars and under war circumstances? If not, why not? This book provides a systematic exploration of these questions for students of ethics, Christi…

The end of sacrifice: the capital punishment writings of John Howard..

This book brings together four decades of John Howard Yoder's published and unpublished writings on capital punishment. Through sophisticated biblical, sociological and historical analysis Yoder de…

The fullness of Christ: Paul's vision of universial ministry

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

0-87178-430-0

Collation

ii,105p.; 21 cm.

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Call Number

262.1 YOD f