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Does Just War Justify Genocide?

Ratio Christi Large Group Meeting

  • When

    Thursday, March 27, 2025 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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  • Where

    Memorial Student Center Room 1400

Description

Does God condone war? When Jesus tells us to turn the other cheek, does that imply pacificism? This presentation will examine Christian just war theories to answer these questions. From the early church fathers like Origen and St Augustine to contemporary thinkers. I will use examples of war and genocide in the Bible as case studies to test the different theories of just war and help the audience get a better understanding of how we should view war today and in the past. Finally, I hope to answer some questions about how wars and genocide were justified in the Old Testament. 


Whether a Christian or a skeptic, these meetings will promote good faith discussions. Navigating history, philosophy and science, these meetings showcase student research presentations, guest speakers, and sometimes coordinated organizational crossover events. 

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  1. Does Just War Justify Genocide? | Ratio Christi Large Group Meeting

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    Memorial Student Center Room 1400
  2. Making Sense of Slavery in the Bible | Slavery and God’s Moral Law

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    Memorial Student Center Room 1400

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Ratio Christi

Ratio Christi serves to defend the Christian faith in honest dialogue with both our skeptical & believing friends at Texas A&M. Together, we investigate the historical, philosophical, and scientific reasons for the truth, rationality, and significance of the message of Jesus Christ. All faiths, questions, and objections welcome! 

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