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In this provocative letter, Urquhart argues that the Church of England has a moral obligation to condemn unjust wars and the use of military force. He cites numerous examples of warfare throughout history, and suggests that the church must take a firm stance against such violence in order to uphold its religious principles. This book is a call to action for those who believe that religion can and should play a role in shaping political policy.
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