CONTENTS
- Translator's Preface
- Preface
- Chapter I: The doctrine of non-resistance to evil by force has been professed by a minority of men from the very foundation of Christianity
- Chapter II: Criticisms of the doctrine of non-resistance to evil by force on the part of believers and of unbelievers
- Chapter III: Christianity misunderstood by believers
- Chapter IV: Christianity misunderstood by men of Science
- Chapter V: Contradiction between our life and our Christian Conscience
- Chapter VI: Attitude of men of the present day to war
- Chapter VII: Significance of compulsory service
- Chapter VIII: Doctrine of non-resistance to evil by force must inevitably be accepted by men of the present day
- Chapter IX: The acceptance of the Christian conception of life will emancipate men from the miseries of our pagan life
- Chapter X: Evil cannot be suppressed by the physical force of the government - the moral progress of humanity is brought about not only by individual recognition of truth, but also through the establishment of a public opinion
- Chapter XI: The Christian conception of life has already arisen in our society and will infallibly put an end to the present organisation of our life based on force - When that will be
- Chapter XII: Conclusion - Repent ye, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at Hand
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