Religion and War

Timothy J. Demy, ThD, PhD, is Professor of Military Ethics at the U.S. Naval War College, Rhode Island, USA.Gina Granados Palmer is Assistant Professor of Leadership and Ethics at the U.S. Naval War College, Rhode Island, USA.

• Topical List of EntriesSeries ForewordPrefaceOverviewChronologyAlphabetical List of EntriesAfghanistan WarAmerican Civil WarAmerican ExceptionalismAmerican Peace ChurchesAmerican RevolutionApocalypticismArtBuddhism and WarChristianity and WarCold WarConscientious ObjectionContemporary Non-U.S. ConflictsEcclesiastical Statements on War and PeaceEvangelicalismGenocideGraham, William Franklin, Jr. (“Billy”)Gulf WarHinduism and WarHolocaustHuman RightsIraq WarIslam and WarJudaism and WarJust War TraditionKing, Martin Luther, Jr.Korean WarLiteratureMiddle East ConflictMilitary ChaplainsMusicNongovernmental OrganizationsPacifismPeace MovementsPeacemakingPresidential Faith and WarProtestant DenominationsReligion, Conflict, and GeopoliticsReligious Freedom and Religious PersecutionReligious Identity in the Armed ForcesReligious TextsResponsibility to Protect (R2P)Rhetoric, Sermons, and PrayersRituals and SymbolismRoman CatholicismSeptember 11, 2001, Terrorist AttacksTerrorismTortureUkraine WarUnited NationsVietnam WarWars of IsraelWeapons of Mass Destruction (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical)World War IWorld War IIAnnotated BibliographyIndex