Nonresistance, Defense, Violence, and the Kingdom in Christian Tradition

Interpretation 38 (4):380-397 (1984)
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A central point at issue in Christian reflection on war and peace is the extent to which the quality of God's Kingdom can characterize Christian existence in history and the extent to which it must be supplemented by a perceived obligation to seek justice, even if by coercion

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