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The Resonance Of Christian Political Conceptions Within International Humanitarian Law, David B. Dennison
The Resonance Of Christian Political Conceptions Within International Humanitarian Law, David B. Dennison
David Brian Dennison
This paper presents conceptions from the Christian tradition that have special resonance modern International Humanitarian Law. The object of this paper supplies a lens that enables readers to detect the formative influence of unique Christian concepts. The conceptions from the Christian tradition presented include the Augustinian perspective on mortal and eternal life, the conception of a fallen world contrasted with a utopian vision, love as a motivation for peace, an expansive view of human community, the concept of role appropriate morality and the significance of outward signs and symbolism in the context of armed conflict.
Ugandan Reader’S Guide To Michael Schutt’S "Redeeming Law", David B. Dennison, Patricia Johnson
Ugandan Reader’S Guide To Michael Schutt’S "Redeeming Law", David B. Dennison, Patricia Johnson
David Brian Dennison
A short guide intended to assist Ugandan law students and legal professionals enjoy and learn from American author Michael Schutt's "Redeeming Law." This Reader’s Guide is designed to improve your experience of reading Redeeming Law by: 1) helping you navigate your way through possible cultural disconnects; 2) supplementing the text with content relevant to the Ugandan context; and 3) providing you with journaling topics that will enable to engage with the material in a meaningful way.