Exam 13: War and the Quest for Peace
Exam 1: An Overview of Ethics30 Questions
Exam 2: Alternatives to Christian Ethics30 Questions
Exam 3: Alternatives Within Christian Ethics30 Questions
Exam 4: Sources of Guidance30 Questions
Exam 5: Biblical Ethics30 Questions
Exam 6: Faith Working Through Love30 Questions
Exam 7: Sexuality, Love, and Marriage30 Questions
Exam 8: Life and Death: Issues in Biomedical Ethics30 Questions
Exam 9: Christian Ethics and Ethnicity29 Questions
Exam 10: The Status of Women29 Questions
Exam 11: Citizenship in a Democracy30 Questions
Exam 12: Punishment for Crime30 Questions
Exam 13: War and the Quest for Peace30 Questions
Exam 14: Work, Property, and Community30 Questions
Exam 15: The Care of Creation30 Questions
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The military-industrial complex is powerful, in part, because of __________.
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Questions of war also raise the issue of the humane treatment of __________.
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Evaluate the three distinct positions regarding Christian participation in war. Which one do you find to be most persuasive and why?
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Christians sometimes believe war is justified when it is __________.
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Using __________ to gain information raises new ethical question in warfare.
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__________ identifies eleven factors that make modern warfare more threatening that traditional warfare.
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Consider Jesus's attitude about war and pacifism. Is his viewpoint consistent? Why or why not?
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One of the universally accepted rules of warfare is that there will be no unnecessary __________.
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Many pacifists find support for their stand in Jesus's teachings on __________.
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