Book: The Origins of War: A Catholic Perspective
To announce or not to announce - that is the question when it comes to books like the one by Matthew A. Shadle (Loras College), "The Origins of War: A Catholic Perspective" (Georgetown University Press, March 2011).
In making a post, I rely on the endorsement by Daniel Bell, Jr. (Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary): "Shadle's study of the origins of war in Catholic thought is an important contribution to political theology and social ethics not only because it calls attention to a frequently overlooked aspect of the moral assessment of war but also because it provides a helpful introduction for theologians to contemporary theories of international relations."
To announce or not to announce - that is the question when it comes to books like the one by Matthew A. Shadle (Loras College), "The Origins of War: A Catholic Perspective" (Georgetown University Press, March 2011).
In making a post, I rely on the endorsement by Daniel Bell, Jr. (Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary): "Shadle's study of the origins of war in Catholic thought is an important contribution to political theology and social ethics not only because it calls attention to a frequently overlooked aspect of the moral assessment of war but also because it provides a helpful introduction for theologians to contemporary theories of international relations."
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