Friends of the Truth, Violence, and the Ideological Surround: Social Science as Meetings for Clearness

Archive for the Psychology of Religion 28 (1):123-132 (2006)
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Abstract

In response to criticisms of the use of the Ideological Surround Model to analyze Tolerance of Ambiguity, emphasis is placed on how the methodologies of this model operate from Christian pacifist assumptions. This model seeks to promote social scientific methodologies that will allow competing perspectives to obtain increasing clarity on points of conflict

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