Monthly Archives: July 2014

Jesus and Nonviolent Confrontations of Oppressors

Posted on July 27, 2014 by Mark Williams

A friend of mine loaned me a book recently, Jesus and Nonviolence: A third way by Walter Wink. Wink’s belief is that Jesus advocated standing up for oneself against oppression, but not in traditionally powerful ways: rather in dignified loving … Continue reading →

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