I ask this is relation to the Nazi period, about which I'm doing research. One of my sources refers to "the doctrine of the Reformed Church, which exhorts Christians to resist in accordance with the second table of the Commandments," referring in particular to the Sexth Commandment, "Thou shalt not kill." In investigating this I learned that some interpretations of this Commandment justify wars of self-defense, and I assume this is what my source was referring to. So my question is, is resistance to tyranny equivalent to a war of self-defense under the Sixth Commandment?
2006-11-15
09:07:03
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