Conflict and conscience

Conflict and conscience

by Mark O. Hatfield

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Mark Hatfield, one of a vanished breed of centrist-liberal Republicans, is even more intriguing because he was also an Evangelical Christian. This book explores some of his thinking on issues such as war (he opposed the Viet Nam War) and social issues not normally a Republican staple. Provocative and somewhat sad, in that such Republicans no longer seem to exist.

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