Pacifism has occasioned many of my blog outbursts. Dennis Prager did one of his “Ultimate Issues” hours on this topic. Check it out:
A pacifist believes that killing is always wrong. Don’t confuse this doctrine for a love of peace… War is not the answer? Depends on the question, doesn’t it. It was the answer to […]
The irony of this familiar discussion about Christian pacifism is interesting. Much of what opponents of the American presence in Iraq would halt by forcing an early pull-out has nothing to do with the use of force. For a fascinating portrait of all the complex ways that the U.S. military seeks to […]
Here’s one pacifist’s idea of proactive nonviolence. Click play to hear a recent call to the Dennis Prager show. Although Prager quickly veers into ad hominem, which is atypical of him, I still find the exchange interesting.
The caller’s sister may not be all the things Prager said, but she is certainly treating her brother-in-law […]
In contrast the civil tone of the debate linked in my previous post, I just read this tidbit from Patrick Mead:
You see, every time I even mention that my son has joined the Marines I get nasty emails from militant Christian pacifists. Some of them are attacks, some are snide remarks, some are […]