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Grappling with John Howard Yoder’s sexual abuse

CuratedBNG Staff  |  October 27, 2017

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A wide-ranging conversation has emerged around the sexual abuse perpetuated by the late Mennonite theologian John Howard Yoder and the responses to it. Here is a sampling of that conversation.

‘Defanging the beast’: Mennonite responses to John Howard Yoder’s sexual abuse | Rachel Waltner Goossen

In defense of ‘our respectable culture’: Trying to make sense of John Howard Yoder’s sexual abuse | Stanley Hauerwas

The opportunity Stanley Hauerwas missed | Janna L. Hunter-Bowman

My rise, their fall: A theologian’s burden in response to the reality of sexual abuse | Amy L. Chilton

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