Pacifism
Book - 2011
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- Published
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Detroit :
Greenhaven Press/Gale, Cengage Learning
2011.
- Language
- English
- Other Authors
- Physical Description
- 231 p. ; 24 cm
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 214-216) and index.
- ISBN
- 9780737752298
9780737752304
- What is the relationship between Christianity and pacifism? : Chrisitan [sic] pacifism is unrealistic and immoral / Mark D. Tooley
- Christian pacifism confronts hard moral and practical questions / Mennonite Church Canada
- Christian pacifism offers a strong challenge to the Just War theory / William Witt
- Churches should move beyond the pacifism/Just War argument / Paul Rasor
- How do other religions view pacifism? : Islam has a tradition of peace / Asma Afsaruddin
- Islam embraces violence / WorldNetDaily.com
- Judaism has a tradition of nonviolence / Brant Rosen
- Jewish history shows absolute pacifism is wrong / David B. Kopel
- Buddhism embraces pacifism / Ajahn Punnadhammo
- Buddhism does not reject the military / Jeanette Shin
- What are secular pacifist traditions? : Pacifism is a commonsense philosophy / Bryan Caplan
- Secular pacifism does not make sense / Robert M. Price
- Pacifism based on anarchism is a workable model for peace / Colman McCarthy
- Pacifism based on anarchism is not workable / Ladd Everitt
- Feminism and pacifism are linked / Rachel Shabi
- Women are not more likely to be pacifist than men / Barbara Yaffe
- What is the link between pacifism and political and social issues? : The pro-life movement and nonviolence are linked / James R. Kelly
- The pro-life movement is not linked to nonviolence / Guli Fager
- Pacifism should lead Christians to oppose torture / V. Henry T. Nguyen
- Even those who are not pacifists should oppose torture / Joe Carter
- If a nation is willing to wage war, it should be willing to condone torture / Sam Harris
- Nonviolence is a force for social change / Stephen Zunes
- Nonviolence is ineffective at bringing about social change / Peter Gelderloos.