Biggar’s Critique of Christian Pacifism, Extended

Studies in Christian Ethics 28 (3):259-265 (2015)
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Abstract

In this essay, I take up the critique of Christian pacifism offered in Nigel Biggar’s In Defence of War. 1 Focusing on the New Testament, Biggar argues that the evidence does not suggest a requirement of pacifism for Christians. This seems correct, but I argue that Biggar’s critique should be extended through an engagement with the Old Testament and other sources that inform Christian practical reason

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