Practical pacifism and the war on terror

The Humanist 62 (6):14-16 (2002)
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Analyzes the reason violence, war and terrorism are evil. Definition of violence; Discussion on the question of higher purposes in the context of war; Description of terrorists' acts as war crimes; Arguments for a humanist approach to violence.

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Andrew Fiala
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