Liberating Nonviolence: The Spirituality and Practice of Christian Nonviolence

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Liberating Nonviolence: The Spirituality and Practice of Christian Nonviolence

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Religion and Selected Topics > Religion, Social Conflict, and Peace

Course Level-Format: graduate

Instructor: Ken Butigan and Louis Vitale

Institution: Franciscan School of Theology and Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley

Course Year: 1998

Annotation:

A 1998 course by Ken Butigan and Louis Vitale at the Franciscan School of Theology and Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley "investigate(s) the spirituality, dynamics and strategies of Christian nonviolence." The readings "draw on the teachings and practices of the Christian peace and justice tradition; Christian feminism; and Gandhian nonviolence."