Radical catholicity. (reflections on the life and work of theologian John Howard Yoder)

From: The Christian Century | Date: January 21, 1998| Author: Cartwright, Michael G. | Copyright information

Yoder asserted the gospel's ability to be contemporary in any place or age, due to the timeless nature of the truths it presents. He advocated an ongoing evaluation of how scripture could be interpreted. His fundamental belief was in a catholic church able to accomodate all peoples of the earth.

As it is, we do not see everything in subjection to God. But we do see Jesus, revealing the grace of God by tasting death for everyone (Heb. 2:8-9).

When John Howard Yoder di...

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