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Israel In Prophecy |
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To recover the designed purposes for the Jews and the Church in God's prophetic plan.
Oct 27, 2026
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- CHASE & JACOBS
- First Name
- Kenneth R., and Alan
- Title
- Must Christianity be Violent? Reflections on History, Practice, and Theology
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- Grand Rapids MI: Brazos Press
- Year
- 2003
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- HOL
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Contents:
- Introduction: The ethical challenge / Kenneth R. Chase
- The First Crusade: some theological and historical context / Joseph H. Lynch
- Violence of the conquistadores and prophetic indignation / Luis N. Rivera-Pagán
- Is God violent?: theological options in the antislavery movement / Dan McKanan
- Christians as rescuers during the Holocaust / David P. Gushee
- Have Christians done more harm than good? / Mark A. Noll
- Beyond complicity: the challenges for Christianity after the Holocaust / Victoria Barnett
- How should we then teach American history?: a perspective of constructive nonviolence / James C. Juhnke
- Christian discourse and the humility of peace / Kenneth R. Chase
- Jesus and just peacemaking theory / Glen Stassen
- Violence and the atonement / Richard J. Mouw
- Explaining Christian nonviolence: notes for a conversation with John Milbank / Stanley Hauerwas
- Violence: double passivity / John Milbank
- Addendum: Testing pacifism: questions for John Milbank
- Christian peace: a conversation between Stanley Hauerwas and John Milbank
- Afterword / Alan Jacobs