In an era of increasing global unrest, Peace in the Face of Aggression offers a timely and vital collection of scholarly reflections on how Christians can respond to invasion and systematic violence. Edited by Court D. Lewis, this book gathers diverse academic perspectives to examine the ethics of war and the pursuit of peace from a deeply rooted biblical standpoint. It tackles the difficult questions of moral responsibility, justice, and the role of the Church when facing overt aggression. By bridging the gap between historical theology and modern conflict resolution, this volume encourages you to consider how faith informs our public and private responses to violence. Whether you are studying philosophy, politics, or theology, this work will provide you with the intellectual and spiritual tools needed to navigate the challenges of building a peaceful society in a broken world.