Date of Award

Spring 6-11-2022

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Honors Project

University Scholars Director

Dr. Christine Chaney

Keywords

moral injury, theological anthropology, church, christian ministry, soul care

Abstract

Within the interpretive framework of theological anthropology, this paper seeks to address the moral impacts war-based violence can have on the human body, as well as argue how Christian communities and the larger Church are uniquely positioned to faithfully minister to, and with, soldiers who experience moral injury. Along with an introduction to moral injury, scriptural connections, military training effects, church practices, and mutuality in ministry are addressed

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