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Category Archives: War
What should we think about war?
Do you find it difficult (and a little bizarre) to sit in the comfort of your home watching people flee their country as it’s being bombed by another country? Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Good Wars, Just War, Morality, War, Wisdom
Tagged how should we think about war?, is war just?, Middle East, Russia, Ukraine
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Four dimensions of peace
How should we understand peace? Continue reading
Posted in Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Amy Award, Conflict, Good Wars, Just War, Peace, Salvation, Security of salvation, Unity, War
Tagged Peace, peacemakers, what is peace?
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The price of our freedom
Take 3 minutes to be inspired by this great video! Continue reading
Posted in Good Wars, Just War, Memorial Day, Military, War, Wisdom
Tagged Memorial Day video, Remember the fallen, Sacrifice for others
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Responding to acts of terrorism
How could it be honorable and loving to remain passive while people are being terrorized and killed unjustly. Continue reading
Posted in Just War, Terrorism, War
Tagged death toll in paris, is war ever a good..., Just war, terror in paris, War on terror
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Longing for a better world
While I give thanks for the faithful men and women who serve our nation, I long for a better world. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Bible from God, Christian worldview, Christianity, Comfort, Coming of Christ, Encouragement, End Times, God's Love, God's power, God's Will, Gospel, Heaven, Hope?, Jesus Christ, Military, Peace, Promises of Bible, War
Tagged Heaven, Hope, Military, Peace, War
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3 Questions about war
Is it possible for a government to carry out a just war? Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Democrats, Good Wars, Government, Just War, Republican, Tea Party, Violence, War
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When is war necessary?
Is it possible to have a just war? Could a decision to go to war ever be the best and most loving choice? Continue reading
Posted in Authority, Christian worldview, Church and State, Citizenship, Democracy, Evil in the world, Good Wars, Government, Just War, Justice, Law, Leadership, Liberal, Military, Politics, Problem of evil, Terrorism, Veteran's Day, Violence, War
Tagged Just war, War
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A time to remember
There is no greater display of dedication to one’s Nation than to give of your sons and daughters to military service. Let us pause to remember with gratitude and honor those fallen and wounded in battle! Pray for and aid the comfort of those who feel so deeply the pain of loss at this time.
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Posted in Good Wars, Government, Just War, Justice, Memorial Day, Peace, War
Tagged Fallen soldiers, Just war, Memorial Day, Military
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Is religion the primary source of violence?
Contrary to the myth that religion is the primary source of war and violence …. Continue reading