August 2019, issue no. 413
Andrew Alexandra reviews 'In Defence of War' by Nigel Biggar
This book by Nigel Biggar, Anglican minister and Oxford Professor of Theology, is in the rich and broad tradition of thinking about war known as Just War Theory (JWT). JWT sees war as just More
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