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Through a close reading of relevant primary and secondary literature, this study describes and evaluates Yoder’s eschatologically informed critique of Constantinianism and his alternative theory of Christian social action. The study finds that the relationship between Yoder’s eschatology and his view of Christian social ethics is characterized by a lack of conceptual coherence at numerous points. The conclusions are largely critical of Yoder’s project, as neither his critique of Constantinianism, nor his proposed alternative, is displayed with exacting historical accuracy and conceptual precision. Other Theology & Philosophy of Religion Books 1985 – Roland H. Bainton an Examination of His Reformation Historiography 2013 – Restating the Catholic Church’s Relationship with the Jewish People: The Challenge of Super-Sessionary Theology 2024 – SACRED MEALS IN JUDAISM, OBLIGATORY FEASTS AND THEIR TYPOGRAPHIES (Hardcover)
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