Titlebook: Cold War Christians and the Spectre of Nuclear Deterrence, 1945-1959; Jonathan Gorry Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Presumptions against Warer, politics and violence are foremost. Arguably the most basic of all Christian presumptions is one against war and war-fighting. But tensions between the church as it . and the church as it . to be, between its theory and practice, have been part of Christianity since its earliest days. On one sid

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Christians in the Atomic Ageately the implementation) of the World Council served to hasten the establishment of the British Council of Churches. These developments hide the divisions that World War II exacerbated in the traditional schism between just war ‘culturalists’ and pacifist ‘counter-culturalists’. During World War II

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The Churches and the Thermonuclear Revolutionas Amsterdam understood it, was to discover new ways of responsible Christian citizenship in a world dominated by the nuclear shadow. No answer could be given to the question whether a nuclear war could still be just, but it was felt that ‘the churches must continue to hold within their full fellows

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Strategies for Survivaletary) met to discuss the Council’s October request that the ‘International Department set up a special group from its own membership and from people related to defence policy which would give continuous study to the moral aspects of the disarmament problem and of defence policy in the light of nucl

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