The War and the Churches

"The War and the Churches," by Joseph McCabe, delves into the complex relationship between Christianity and the First World War. This historical analysis examines the role of the Church during the global conflict of 1914-1918, exploring religious perspectives on war and peace within the context of a world in turmoil. McCabe investigates the impact of the First World War on religious institutions and beliefs, dissecting the entanglement of faith, nationalism, and international conflict. A vital resource for understanding the religious dimensions of World War I and its enduring impact on European history, this book provides a detailed account of a critical period.

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