Month: November 2021

“Is One Life Issue More Important Than the Rest?”: A Question That Might Not Need an Answer

Consistent Life Ethic activists generally have varying interpretations of the Ethic. Some take an absolutist stance on nonviolence, others allow exceptions to strict nonviolence. Some tend to specialize in working against a particular threat to life, others tend to work against multiple threats.[1] Another difference among Consistent Life Ethic activists (which relates to the specialization … Continue reading “Is One Life Issue More Important Than the Rest?”: A Question That Might Not Need an Answer →

The Forgotten War: The Libyan War and Its Legacy

Of the 21st century wars waged by the United States, the Libya War is perhaps the most forgotten one. The 2011 war waged by the United States, France, Britain, and other nations to overthrow the regime of Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi lasted only about seven months, in contrast to the years of US involvement in … Continue reading The Forgotten War: The Libyan War and Its Legacy →