• Three Things Christians Should Know About Political Strength
• Isaiah’s Nonviolence
• Ezra and Nehemiah: Two Defensible Attitudes Towards Military Support
• The Sermon on the Mount and Politics
• Did Jesus Teach Us To Arm Ourselves?
• Not of This World? Prove it!
• Does Romans 13 Teach That Christians Have Permission to Kill For Their Government?
• Capital Punishment, War, and Loving Your Enemies
• A Letter To Christian Youth Considering Military Service
• Was Jesus Violent In The Temple?
• Does God Expect Governments to Love Their Enemies?
• Alexander Campbell’s Eight Reasons for Opposing War
• Breaking the Pagan Paradigm
• What Would You Do If Someone Attacked Your Family?
• Exodus 22:2 and the Attacker at the Door
• Love Your Enemies
• Forgive Them
• Guns, Swords, and Inspired Words
• How Christians Win: A Study of the Word “Nikao” in Revelation
• Everything the New Testament Says about How Christians Should Treat Enemies

Restoration Preachers

• Alexander Campbell’s Eight Reasons for Opposing War
• Barton W. Stone’s Lecture on Matthew 5:38-48
• War by Tolbert Fanning (Abridged Version)
• Moses Lard: Should Christians Go To War? (Part 1 of 11)
• The Absolute Character of War (Moses Lard on War; Part 2 of 11)
• War Defined and Examined (Moses Lard on War; Part 3 of 11)
• War Cannot Be Right When Its Cause Is Wrong (Moses Lard on War; Part 4 of 11)
• War Is Not of the Kingdom of Christ (Moses Lard on War; Part 5 of 11)
• The Will of God is Wholly Against War (Moses Lard on War; Part 6 of 11)
• It Is Wrong To Take The Sword (Moses Lard on War; Part 7 of 11)
• Love Your Enemies (Moses Lard on War; Part 8 of 11)
• The Golden Rule (Moses Lard on War; Part 9 of 11)
• The Fruit of the Spirit (Moses Lard on War; Part 10 of 11)
• On Romans 13 (Moses Lard on War; Part 11 of 11)
• Shall Christians Go to War? by J. W. McGarvey (1861)