ISLAMICJUSTWAR THEORYAND THE CHALLENGEOE SACRE D SPACEINIRAQRon E. HassnerTh e ongoin g conflict in Iraqhas transforme d sacre d sitesinto battlefields. Iraq s Sunnis.
Church Society Vol 5 No. 2 78authorities and the Roman colonial power. In that kind of social milieu, engaging in war or joining the army was not something which the Church.
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The Law of JustWar: Historical and Today by Stephen J. Spielman January 2009 I. Introduction: There are “JustWars”: As unpleasant as it might be, war has been an accepted.
Paper presented at the Symposium on Justwar Theory from a Religious Perspective held at Marymount University, Arlington, Virginia October27th, 2004 Islam.
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