Pacifism

An American Christian’s view of US-Taiwan-China relations and what to do in the event of war.

The horror of terrorism reminds us anew of how impossible it feels to love our enemies.

Anabaptists shaped the Slavic revival. The Sermon on the Mount encouraged endurance under Soviet persecution. But how does nonviolence work in a war?

One summer in a hippie commune soured me on the ’60s counterculture. God met me in my disillusionment.

A historian’s “intentionally provocative” account of religious liberty in America leaves too little room for claims of conscientious dissent.

Shane Claiborne and Michael Martin envision a future without firearms. Should believers rally to their cause?

Mel Gibson’s new film raises questions about religious liberty and moral conviction amidst national turmoil.

Our series covered a lot of ground, but we didn’t hear from everyone affected by war.

I can’t condemn war in the way my Anabaptist friends so quickly do.

Whatever your stance on war, Ron Sider’s defense of nonviolence can open your imagination to new possibilities for promoting peace.