- interventionism.
Although all
pacifists are
opposed to war
between nation states,
there have been
occasions where pacifists have
supported military conflict...
- "The
Pacifist" is a
science fiction short story by
British writer Arthur C. Clarke,
first published in 1956 in
Fantastic Universe. It
appears in his collection...
-
member of a
Pacifist organization a
member of the
Pacifist Party a
believer of a
pacifist faith The
Pacifist (film), a 1970 film "The
Pacifist", a 1956 Arthur...
- and dominance. Many anarcho-
pacifists are also
Christian anarchists, who
reject war and the use of violence. Anarcho-
pacifists do not
reject the use of non-violent...
-
incompatible with the
Christian faith.
Christian pacifists state that
Jesus himself was a
pacifist who
taught and
practiced pacifism and that his followers...
- A
Pacifist organization promotes the
pacifist principle of
renouncing war and
violence for
political ends. They are
distinguished from
organizations concerned...
- group:
progressive Christians,
orthodox Marxists, Trotskyists,
liberal pacifists and some anarchists.[citation needed] Many of them were
active in the...
-
years later, in 1970, as the
Vietnam War
spread to
Cambodia (and the
pacifists grew in number), The
Phoenix rose again.
Cooney announced the rebirth...
- The
Angry Pacifist was a
magazine produced by Daws Hill and
Naphill peace camps. It
produced two editions, both in 1984. The
funds needed to
produce the...
- The
Pacifist (Italian: La pacifista) is a 1970 Italian-French-German
drama film
directed by Miklós Jancsó.
Monica Vitti as
Barbara Pierre Clémenti as "The...
