War in the Twentieth Century

The anthology focuses on the moral complexities surrounding warfare in the 20th century, featuring insights from notable Christian ethicists and ecclesial groups. It delves into pressing ethical issues such as obliteration bombing, selective conscientious objection, and nuclear deterrence, with contributions from figures like Pope Pius XII and the Niebuhrs. The collection aims to enhance understanding of the justice of war and foster moral literacy in contemporary discussions about military ethics.