Revolutionary Christianity

The essays in this collection, presented by John Howard Yoder during his 1966 visit to South America, explore the revolutionary potential of Christianity through a unique lens. Yoder examines the free church's role, the practice of peace, and the church's position amid societal upheaval. His insights reflect a dynamic engagement with Latin American Christianity, emphasizing the church as a moral compass in turbulent times. Ultimately, Yoder expresses confidence in the enduring power of faithfulness and the peace-witnessing community's significance in a revolutionary context.