title: It Is Not Lawful for Me to Fight: Early Christian Attitudes toward War, Violence, and the State (Christian Peace Shelf)
author:  Jean-Michel Hornus 
description: Text: English, French (translation)
  						    	
  						        	--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
zlib_text: SIBIEY-KENDAIL
  DEBATE
  AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY
  WAR
  &
  THE USE OE EORCE
  MOnAL OR IMMORAL
  CHRISTIAN OR
  UI^CHRISTIAIV
  
  Digitized by the Internet Archive
  in 2016
  https://archive.org/details/waruseofforcemorOOkend
  
  WAR
  &
  THE USE OE EORCE
  MORAL OR IMMORAL
  CHRISTIAIV OR UKCHRISTIAIV
  A DEBATE AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY
  WILLMOORE KENDALL
  MULFORD Q. SIBLEY
  Printed for the publishers by
  The Swallow
  Press, Denver
  
  INTRODUCTION
  Crowding
  Stanford’s Memorial
  Hall,
  students,
  faculty, and some residents of
  Palo Alto felt the excitement of a grow-
  ing drama publicized as the “Sibley-Ken-
  dall Debate On the Use of Force: Moral
  or Immoral, Christian or Unchristian?”
  One half-hour before starting time sched-
  uled
  for
  seven-thirty, Saturday evening.
  May
  2,
  1959,
  the eighteen hundred seat
  auditorium was
  filled
  to
  capacity
  and
  buildings adjoining
  the
  hall were
  pre-
  pared with loud
  speakers
  to accommo-
  date the growing overflow crowd. Behind
  the spot-lighted stage where
  last minute
  microphone
  adjustments
  were
  being
  m