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Cheryl Kirk-Duggan calls on Christians to take seriously how their tradition has participated in violence while preaching against it. She uses theology, ethics, and cultural studies to explore such key issues as war, homicide, suicide, and scapegoating.
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Jake Rodney
reviewed Misbegotten Anguish: A Theology and Ethics of Violence on October 02, 2011
Misbegotten Anguish
This is far from being the most engaging pieces, but it is super insightful for those in the scientific community - or even those who are simply interested in science. It's to the point, mostly concise, and easy enough to get through.
I'd certainly recommend it to the scientists out there, especially those earlier in their career.
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