pacificisms造句

• Although dismissed by some as a maverick, he helped to raise awareness of pacificism, ecumenism and social justice issues, and inspired many to become involved with such questions.
• Lafontaine's " pacificism could very well serve as a tactical counterbalance to his economic pragmatism, but in this area Lafontaine is not just a tactician but a man of conviction,"
• His schooling was completed as a boarder at Dauntsey's School, after which he did his National Service in the RAF . He commented that this " confirmed ( his ) natural pacificism ".
• Germany's economic and moral influence will continue to be stronger than the potential of its military, Herzog said, but the long tradition of postwar German pacificism is no longer appropriate in all cases.
• However, not all his abolitionist friends agreed with his pacificism, especially his condemnation of John Brown'raid at Harper's Ferry ( though he also expressed disappointment at Virginia's bellicose response ).
• In the 6th century, adherents of Mazdakism in pre-Muslim Persia apparently supported a kind of free love in the place of marriage, and like many other free-love movements, also favored vegetarianism, pacificism, and communalism.
• A shrine to Saman, a Buddhist " deity " ( People who have spent spiritual life during their life on earth and done pacificism service to regions are deified by Sri Lankan Buddhists ) charged with protecting the mountain top, can be found near the footprint.
• :: : : Forgive me for saying so, Dirk, but you seem to be demonstrating quite a high degree of confusion here; or at least you give the apperance of tying yourself in all sorts of conceptual knots and simple contradictions : at one point seemingly advancing a position of absolute pacificism, at another justifying the need for self-defence.
• Lackey divides pacifism into four categories : a universal, Christian view in which all killing is wrong; a universal, Gandhi-based system in which all violence is wrong; private pacificism, following Saint Augustine in seeing personal violence as universally wrong but political violence as sometimes acceptable; and anti-war pacifism, in which personal violence is at times justifiable, but war is never so.