Christian Soldiers in Roman Army and Early Church Perspectives on War

The chapter explores the historical accounts of Christian soldiers in the Roman army, with discussions on their interactions, conversions, and growing presence from the second to fourth century. It delves into the early Church's evolving views on military service, pacifism, and the development of just war theory, particularly influenced by Augustine of Hippo. The discourse showcases the complexity and ambiguity within church history, emphasizing the challenges and importance of studying the changing perspectives on war and peace.