Witness For Atonement

The willingness of Robert Margetts to sacrifice earns him the right to have his witness heard. Though the killing of noncombatants may be disguised today as 'collateral damage' and held to be merely 'inevitable' rather than deliberate, such witness is as important now as it ever was when Soviet population centers were the target. That is more the case as long as the 'strategic' weapons remain ready for use and a shift in the geo-political landscape could return us anytime to the days of counter-value.

Gary Potter, author and journalist

Civilian noncombatants may never intentionally be killed to advance the objectives of a nation at war. Conviction about this simple truth, taught and upheld by the Catholic Church for two millennia, led Robert Margetts to make courageous sacrifices in defense of the sanctity of human life. The account of his life contained herein witnesses compellingly to the cross every faithful Catholic must carry on behalf of the vulnerable as the Church proclaims in word and deed the Gospel of Life.

Rev. Eric Bergman, Chaplain
St. Thomas More Society

It has been over sixty-five years since our nation dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. Does this matter to God? Does it matter to us? Robert Margett's life story says yes, it does. This book is for Catholics and anyone seeking the truth.

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