TY  - BOOK
AU  - Charles,J.Daryl
TI  - Between pacifism and Jihad: just war and Christian tradition 
SN  - 9780830827725
AV  - BT736.C475.B489 2005 
PY  - 2005///
CY  - Downers Grove, Illinois
PB  - InterVarsity Press
KW  - War
KW  - Religious aspects
KW  - Christianity
KW  - History of doctrines
KW  - Just war doctrine
KW  - History
N1  - 1 (pages 181-193) and index; Wrestling with a perennial issue  --; Contemporary geopolitics  --; Presumption against war or against injustice?  --; Making moral judgments  --; Religious attitudes toward war  --; Just-war thinking and the terrorist threat  --; Just-war thinking in ancient and medieval thought  --; Pre-Christian just-war thinking  --; Early Christian attitudes toward war and soldiering  --; Early Christian development of just-war thinking : Ambrose and Augustine  --; The medieval development of just-war thinking in Thomas Aquinas  --; Just-war thinking in the late medieval and early modern period  --; The Protestant Reformers on church and state and war  --; Early modern thinking about international law : Vitoria, Suarez and Grotius  --; Just-war thinking in the modern period to the present  --; Reinhold Niebuhr  --; John Courtney Murray  --; Paul Ramsey  --; William V. O'Brien  --; Michael Walzer  --; James Turner Johnson  --; Jean Bethke Elshtain  --; Roman Catholic social teaching  --; Christian ethics and the use of force  --; The personal and the political (Romans 12-13)  --; Rethinking the "politics of Jesus"  --; Rethinking the ethics of the New Testament  --; Rethinking pacifism and the nonviolent imperative  --; Rethinking neighbor love  --; The morality of preemptive force  --; Just-war theory : its character, constitution, and context  --; Rethinking justice  --; Just war's debt to natural-law thinking  --; The spectrum of force : just war as a mediating position  --; The moral criteria of the just-war position  --; The justice of deterrence  --; Retribution or revenge?  --; Just-war theory and the problem of terrorism  --; The nature of the terrorist threat  --; Terror in the name of God  --; Just war's response to terrorism  --; Extending just-war thinking beyond war and terrorism : postbello considerations  --; The church's worldly mission  --; Christ and culture revisited  --; Adjusting our eschatology and ethics  --; Incarnational witness and civic duty  --; The moral necessity of politics : rendering to Caesar what is Caesar's  --; Taking theology seriously; 2
N2  - "Daryl Charles reconsiders the use of force to maintain or reestablish justice, showing how love for a neighbor can warrant the just use of force. Reviewing and updating the just-war teaching of the church, he shows how it captures many of the concerns of the pacifist position while deliberately avoiding the excesses of jihad and militarism."--Jacket
UR  - http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip056/2005000231.html
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