Show Notes
In this episode of Politics by Faith, we examine how Scripture has shaped—and been shaped by—debates over war throughout history. From just-war theory to calls for peace, we explore the enduring tension between faith, power, and the sword. Mike is joined by Mike Baker of the President's Daily Brief in part one of two to discuss.
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