Against killing children.
The article critiques society's troubling acceptance of child killing as a national norm, emphasizing that we have become indifferent to the deaths of our own and others' children due to industrialized violence. It also discusses the historical context of war, the implications of political and techn...
| Publicado en: | Christian Century Vol. 141; no. 10; pp. 40 - 47 |
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Christian Century
Oct2024
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| Sumario: | The article critiques society's troubling acceptance of child killing as a national norm, emphasizing that we have become indifferent to the deaths of our own and others' children due to industrialized violence. It also discusses the historical context of war, the implications of political and technological progress, and the moral responsibility that arises from these issues. |
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