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remove judaism. Laws of war are explictly stated in the Torah. They are elaborated by the Talmud and later Rabbis. There are multiple halachic works on the topic of war
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* [[Hinduism]] - contains a notable tradition, but not uniformly pacifist
* [[Hinduism]] - contains a notable tradition, but not uniformly pacifist
* [[Hutterites]]
* [[Hutterites]]
* [[Islam]] - violence is condemned in the Qur'an & Hadith.
* [[Jainism]]
* [[Jainism]]
* [[Jehovah's Witnesses]]
* [[Jehovah's Witnesses]]
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* [[Religious Society of Friends|Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)]]
* [[Religious Society of Friends|Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)]]
* [[Schwarzenau Brethren]] - [[Church of the Brethren]], [[The Brethren Church]], [[Conservative Grace Brethren Churches, International]], [[Dunkard Brethren]], [[Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches]], [[Old German Baptist Brethren]]
* [[Schwarzenau Brethren]] - [[Church of the Brethren]], [[The Brethren Church]], [[Conservative Grace Brethren Churches, International]], [[Dunkard Brethren]], [[Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches]], [[Old German Baptist Brethren]]
* some [[Shia Islam]] sects (which forbid [[offensive jihad]] "permissible in Sunni Islam... prohibited for some of the larger groups of Shi'i Islam.")
* [[Swedenborgianism]]
* [[Swedenborgianism]]
* [[Unitarian Universalism|Unitarian Universalist]]
* [[Unitarian Universalism|Unitarian Universalist]]

Revision as of 15:03, 20 November 2007

This is a list of faiths or religious groups that teach pacifism. Not all have historically practiced pacifism; however, their emphasis on peace is not denied.