How Russian Christians View the ‘Special Military Operation’ in Ukraine
"Torn between 'pro-Putin' and 'pro-prayer,' only a minority have spoken out publicly against the invasion. Ukrainian seminary leaders call for repentance." - C.Today
"Torn between 'pro-Putin' and 'pro-prayer,' only a minority have spoken out publicly against the invasion. Ukrainian seminary leaders call for repentance." - C.Today
"The earliest idea that war should be governed and moderated, however, dates long before any formal formulation of Just War Theory. In Deuteronomy 20, Moses instructed the Israelites not to kill the women and children of their enemies." - Breakpoint
"One of the first steps is to emphasize power over morality. An easy way to do this is to characterize the situation as an emergency, requiring a dispensing of the ordinary norms of behavior." - Russell Moore
"Hundreds of people—including the dean of an evangelical seminary—were found massacred by Russian military forces in a suburb of Kyiv." - TGC
"Christians in Lviv work and pray for victory as they face their nation’s crisis head-on." - C.Today
"Samaritan’s Purse, Graham’s humanitarian relief organization, is pushing farther east and plans to open a second emergency field hospital in Ukraine by this weekend." - RNS
"How to understand wildly different estimates from Ukraine, the West, and Russia itself—and what to make of a pro-Putin tabloid claiming it was hacked." - The Dispatch
"In this short reflection, I don’t propose to address the question of whether a particular set of economic sanctions on a given country in the past or present was or is morally acceptable. Instead, I’d like to propose some key criteria by which we can assess the ethical status of a given choice to use economic sanctions." - Acton