Advancing nonviolence and just peace

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Publisher: Upfront
Year: 2020
Tongue: English
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

'Advancing Nonviolence and just peace in the church and the world' is the fruit of a global, participatory process facilitated from 2017-2018 by the Catholic Nonviolence Initiative (CNI), a project of Pax Christi International, to deepen Catholic understanding of and commitment to Gospel nonviolence.

This book includes biblical, theological, ethical, pastoral and strategic resources that might serve as a contribution to Catholic thought on nonviolence. It details how:

Nonviolence is a core Gospel value, constitutive of the life of faith.

Nonviolence is essential to transforming violence and injustice

Nonviolence is a universal ethic

Nonviolence is a necessary foundation for culture of peace.

✦ Subjects

Politics; Sociology; Nonfiction; POL000000; SOC000000

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