God and War

Focusing on the 'home front,' this book examines the perspectives of Anglican clerics regarding warfare and international conflict over the century. Contributors analyze the church's views on various topics, including the morality of war, pacifism, and reconciliation, as well as the impact of nuclear deterrence. The text delves into how the Church shaped public opinion on war and the extent of its influence on government policy, highlighting the pastoral challenges that arise from conflict.