Gerard Schlabach, though working in a Yoderian tradition, warns that wholesale condemnation of “Constantinianism” is a mistake: “there is even something right about the vision of Christendom – as that societas in which every right relationship with God is rightly ordering and reintegrating every relationship and all of life.” Christendom is, in fact, “a vision of shalom .”
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