War and Peace in the New Testament

Interpretation 38 (4):363-379 (1984)
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Abstract

Although the nascent church had no program for social reform, careful study of the Synoptic traditions about Jesus and of the letters of Paul do give us access to early and decisive developments in Christian attitudes to the world and therefore to such issues as war and peace

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