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War… what is it good for?
Why do wars keep happening? Can a war ever be “just”? And where can we find hope in a world marked by conflict?
In this episode of Table Talk, we’re joined by Sara Stevenson, who has a Master’s in Philosophy and has studied Just War Theory and the deeper ideas behind war, peace and human nature.
Together we explore what Christianity has to say about conflict — and what it might mean to be peacemakers today.
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