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Fry, Joan Mary

 
9781332835997: Christ and Peace (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A call to think, lead, and transform war into a path toward reconciliation.

This is a timely collection that argues Christians must engage courageously with the moral questions raised by war. It presents a positive, constructive path for faith communities to shape a new world-order rooted in love and justice.

Across essays and notes, the book frames the church’s role in guiding national and international life. It invites readers to examine how Christian duty can translate into real leadership, reconciliation, and practical action during and after conflict. The volume also presents The Fellowship of Reconciliation, a nontheistic approach to peace built on love, courage, and responsibility, offering concrete principles and broad methods for community outreach and spiritual renewal.

  • Explore how Christian love can become the basis for a peaceful world-order.
  • Learn about the church’s leadership role in wartime and postwar society.
  • Understand the aims and principles behind the Fellowship of Reconciliation.
  • Discover practical ways to discuss, organize, and pray for reconciliation in communities.

Ideal for readers of religious ethics, history, and modern discussions of faith in public life.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

To many Christian writers and thinkers at the present time it seems clear that the war in which our nation is involved has been so plainly shown to be not only inevitable but even righteous, that they are compelled by a strong sense of duty to use all their influence in prosecuting it with vigour. Even though they may recognize the presence of a serious moral problem somewhere at the back of it all, they cannot allow any such thought to turn them from the necessary, if distasteful, task of conquering the enemy with all speed. This is the immediate concern of the nation, they say, and of every individual citizen. When it has been accomplished, there will be time enough to turn our attention to the moral perplexities which have been brought to light by the war. To give place to them now may seem a sign of weakness in the hour of danger. This volume is not issued in order to criticize those who hold such a position. That many do so in all sincerity and good faith, and with an ardent desire for the good of humanity, the writers of these essays would readily acknowledge. Nor would they wish to suggest that the last word on this perplexing question has been uttered by them in the following pages.
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