Daily Archives: May 30, 2008

Pacifism With Justice (13)

Restorative justice is a recent movement in the criminal justice arena that has sought to foster more humane approaches to dealing the offenders. This essay, “Theology and Restorative Justice,” which part of my book-in-process, Pacifism with Justice: The Biblical and Theological Case, looks at the theological and historical roots of restorative justice and how its philosophy differs from standard, retributive approaches.

Pacifism With Justice (12)

Where does violence come from? What about the desire for retribution? Are there theologies that undergird violence? These are crucial questions for constructing a theology of Christian pacifism. They are addressed in this essay,“Theology, Retribution, and the Ways of Peace”, part of my book in process: Pacifism with Justice: The Biblical and Theological Case.