Revolutionary Christianity

The essays in this volume capture John Howard Yoder's insights during his 1966 visit to South America, where he explored the revolutionary nature of Christianity. Addressing themes such as the identity of the free church, the practice of peace, and the church's role in times of upheaval, Yoder offers a compelling perspective on Latin American Christianity. His confidence in the enduring power of faithfulness leads him to conclude that the peace-witnessing free church embodies the moral essence of a revolutionary era.