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The Peaceable Christian: Five Evangelicals Reflect on Peace
Nonfiction » Politics and Current Affairs » Social policy
Nonfiction » Religion and Spirituality » Religion and politics
Published by Sacred Tribes Press
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Published: May 24, 2011
Words: 43,786 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452462165
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Following an interdisciplinary approach, the diverse authors of this book suggest how seeking to become peacemakers may be a wiser path than the traditional approaches of just war or pacifist total nonviolence approaches. In this book you will gain perspectives from a philosopher, Bible scholar, multicultural expert, a psychologist, and an educator.Extended description
Following an interdisciplinary approach, the diverse authors of this book suggest how seeking to become peacemakers may be a wiser path than the traditional approaches of just war or pacifist total nonviolence approaches. In this book you will gain perspectives from a philosopher, Bible scholar, multicultural expert, a psychologist, and an educator as they share their unique views on this crucial topic. They honestly and candidly explain that this book will not answer all your questions. But it will challenge your presuppositions and current thinking. And it will renew your interest in this topic while encouraging you to become a peacemaker.Tags
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