
Christianity and War, second edition
432 pages, paperback, $9.95
This book is out of print and has
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Note: all essays in this book are included in the newer
volumes War,
Christianity, and the State and War, Empire, and the Military.
These seventy-nine essays, organized under the headings of Christianity and
War, War and Peace, The Military, Christianity and the Military, The Iraq War,
Other Wars, and The U.S. Global Empire, have one underlying theme: opposition
to the warfare state that robs us of our liberty, our money, and in some cases
our life. Although many of these essays reference contemporary events, the
principles discussed in all of them are timeless: war, militarism, empire,
interventionism, the warfare state, and the Christian attitude toward these
things. It is the author's contention that Christian enthusiasm for the state,
its wars, and its politicians is an affront to the Saviour, contrary to
Scripture, and a demonstration of the profound ignorance many Christians have of
history.
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Review of the New Edition from Antiwar.com
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Review of the New Edition from The New American
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Review of the New Edition from Freedom Daily
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Endorsement of the First Edition by Congressman Ron
Paul (R-TX)