@article{1555656,
      recid = {1555656},
      author = {Patterson, Eric. and Charles, J. Daryl. and Ashcroft,  John.},
      title = {Just War and Christian Traditions.},
      pages = {1 online resource (345 pages).},
      abstract = {Just War and Christian Traditions introduces readers - lay  persons and clergy alike - to classical Christian thinking  across denominational lines on the tradition of just war  thinking. Representing a two-millennia-old conversation in  our wider cultural tradition, just war thinking (often  going by the misnomer "just war theory") is rooted in  biblical texts from the Old and New Testaments, historic  Christian thinkers such as Ambrose, Augustine, Aquinas,  Luther, Vitoria, Suárez, and Grotius, ethical principles  such as the "Golden Rule" and neighbor-love, as well as  natural law principles embedded in Greco-Roman and  Judeo-Christian thought. As such, it is a shared tradition  that unites the vast majority of the world's Christians  across denominational and theological divides.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1555656},
}