War is justified only to confront grave evil, its harm must not exceed the evil it seeks to end, and there must be a real ...

The Catholic bishop of Arkansas said in a post on social media this week that he has "deep concerns" that the attack by the U.S. and Israel on Iran does not fit the definition of a "just war" as ...

Bishop Anthony B. Taylor raises concerns about the moral legitimacy of the current conflict between the United States and Iran, citing Church teachings.

Christians do not need to be pacifists to question Trump’s war against Iran.

As Jesus rode into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, he rode not a war horse but a lowly donkey, coming as a servant Messiah, not a ...

As the world processes reports of Israeli airstrikes against the Iranian regime’s military and nuclear weapons program, Christians should think carefully about how to respond. On one hand, we lament ...

Following are NCR reader responses to recent news articles, opinion columns and theological essays with letters that have been edited for length and clarity. Ministering to second-generation Haitians ...

We know about war. It’s been a part of the human experience for thousands of years. For a majority of those years, there were particular practices as to how wars were conducted. They gathered in a ...

This interview with Nigel Biggar—Emeritus Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology at the University of Oxford and an Anglican priest—was conducted in the aftermath of the twelve-day war ...