Archive for: Pacifism
The Long Peace and the Guillotine
We might consider the possibility that there is something morally retarded in believing that we are the most morally advanced individuals to ever walk the earth.
Two-Fisted Pacifism
When I first thought to write about The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight In It, a 2000 PBS documentary recently released on DVD, the U.S. was only involved in two wars. In the time between pitching the idea and receiving the documentary, the U.S. picked up a third.
The Amish Plot Against the Superheroes
I’ve been reading The War of the Lamb, the last book written by John Howard Yoder. Yoder was the most important theologian of pacifism in the last century or so, I think. Appropriately enough for a pacifist theologian, he was a Mennonite. And, of course, the subject of Mennonite’s made me think again (mostly to [...]

