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Nonviolent Revolutions
One of the commenters to my post on “Dying for One’s Country?” asks about the U.S. Revolutionary War and several ask about fighting Hitler. This is always asked as if pacifists hav… more »
Levellers
Sulha Peace Project
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Rabbi Brant Rosen wrote 4 days ago: If you’ve read this blog for any length of time then you know I like to spotlight important a … more »
The Burmese Cyclone, Nonviolent Action, and the Responsibility to Empower
Patrick Philippe Meier wrote 4 days ago: I just got this piece published in PeaceWorks: Repressive regimes continue to play the sovereignty … more »
Dalai Lama’s Time Bomb
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chrisy58 wrote 5 days ago: Published on Tuesday, July 1, 2008 by Salon.com Dalai Lama’s Time Bomb Some Tibetans have had it … more »
More People I Don't Like
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Elizabeth wrote 5 days ago: Tibetans are getting stale on the Dalai Lama’s insistence on nonviolence. This article says … more »
Wednesday: Anti-racism on the march, at least for a day, in Sucre
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woborders wrote 1 week ago: Monday night, I went to the well known scholars group Comuna on their biweekly meeting/event in La P … more »
Fighting War With NonViolence
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amzolt wrote 1 week ago: image credit “It is my hope that this standard of the oneness of the world of humanity may b … more »
Matthew 7.21-29: A Historical Reading
Wei-Hsien Wan wrote 1 week ago: Warning 3: There are two kinds of hearers (Matthew 7.24-27) With today’s Gospel, we arrive at … more »
Matthew 7.13-23: A Historical Reading
Wei-Hsien Wan wrote 1 week ago: Just as the Torah given through Moses bore with it blessings and curses (Deuteronomy 28), so too the … more »
MLK Jr and Malcolm X
jenkapotente wrote 1 week ago: How does the contrast between the sacred and the holy, or morality and ethics, appear in Martin … more »
Gilgamesh and Gandhi
jenkapotente wrote 1 week ago: How does ”wrestling with the stranger” function as an ethical theme in the story of G … more »
Nonviolent Revolutions
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Michael Westmoreland-White wrote 1 week ago: One of the commenters to my post on “Dying for One’s Country?” asks about the U.S. … more »
Where Does the Project Go Now? pt 2
noahnow wrote 1 week ago: Learn All you Can About Ghandi and Nonviolence The Star Children and their compatriots are not he … more »
Dying for One's Country?
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Michael Westmoreland-White wrote 2 weeks ago: With the U.S. celebration of Independence Day (4 July 1776) just around the corner, I note that Aust … more »
How Far is Too Far?
pdxmogo wrote 2 weeks ago: When we see suffering and destruction and injustice, we want it to stop, and we want it to stop now. … more »
Paxist, Paxism
Matthew Brnjas wrote 2 weeks ago: Paxist, Paxism In discussion with another over the words pacifist and peacemaker we both decided tha … more »
Matthew 6.5-15: A Historical Reading
Wei-Hsien Wan wrote 2 weeks ago: I’ve been writing about Jesus’ teachings on almsgiving, prayer and fasting as eschatolog … more »
Matthew 6.1-6, 16-18: A Historical Reading
Wei-Hsien Wan wrote 2 weeks ago: Of great importance is the fact that Jesus regards the three deeds of worship, almsgiving (Matthew 6 … more »
Matthew 5.38-48: A Historical Reading
Wei-Hsien Wan wrote 2 weeks ago: These exegetical notes cover the Gospel readings for Monday and Tuesday in the Roman lectionary. Y … more »
The Covenant
Drew wrote 2 weeks ago: So I am now officially(?) a Mennonite. Yesterday was our fellowship’s Recovenanting service, … more »
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