“But I’m Not Violent!” (Part 2/2)
One of the most common responses I get when I start talking about nonviolence is actually pretty simple:
“But I’m not a violent person.”
And honestly, I get it.
Most of us aren't walking around looking for fights. We aren't carrying weapons or physically attacking people
“But I’m Not Violent!” (Part 1/2)
One of the most common responses I get when I start talking about nonviolence is actually pretty simple:
“But I’m not a violent person.”
And honestly, I get it.
Most of us aren't walking around looking for fights. We aren't carrying weapons or physically attacking people
Why this isn’t a “Hippie Movement” (Part 2/2)
There is a phrase I have heard more than once when talking about nonviolence, enemy-love, forgiveness and peacemaking within Christianity. Usually it comes with a smile.
“Isn’t this all just a bit hippie?
Why this isn’t a “Hippie Movement” (Part 1/2)
There is a phrase I have heard more than once when talking about nonviolence, enemy-love, forgiveness and peacemaking within Christianity. Usually it comes with a smile.
“Isn’t this all just a bit hippie?
Why the Nonviolent Gospel? (Part 2/2)
Occasionally I’m asked, why call it The Nonviolent Gospel Network? Well let me try and answer that.
Over the last decade there has been a remarkable awakening among Christians who have found themselves re-examining the faith they inherited. This movement has often been called “deconstruction”, though that word now covers all sorts of different journeys.