Apr 2016
Does Faith Breed Violence?
Book review of Not in God's Name: Confronting Religious Violence, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, New York: Schoken Books, 2015.…
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Apr 2016
Putting a Human Face on Capital Punishment
Jamie Arpin-Ricci, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2016 This book appears to be very good! The interview with the…
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Apr 2016
Some Relationship Advice From Pope Francis
This is great stuff! An excerpt: Make Time For One Another, Even If You're Busy. "Love needs time…
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Apr 2016
Vatican to host first-ever conference to reevaluate just war theory, justifications for violence
WN: This is quite an amazing development in the Catholic Church! The conference you will read about is…
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Mar 2016
Pope Francis and the Just Third Way
BY MICHAEL D. GREANEY, CPA, MBA JUNE 13, 2015 WN: This in my view is an outstanding article.…
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Mar 2016
René Girard’s Theories Still Explain the Violence All Around Us
WN: This is the CBC headline for airing the David Cayley five-part series on violence and its origins,…
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Aug 2015
Just War, Just Deserts, Just Hell
WN: This was inspired by Brad Jersak after we jointly (with Ron Dart and Archbishop Lazar (see the…
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Aug 2015
Wrestling With Jacob: The Divine Dilemma
This is a five-part series of talks by: Ron Dart, Brad Jersak, Archbishop Lazar Puhalo, Wayne Northey. Please…
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Aug 2015
Judging
This piece kind of just willed out. An excerpt: I recently spent extended time with several relatives. I…
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Jul 2015
Terrorism
We all know this... Since war itself is the most extreme form of terrorism, a war on terrorism…
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Apr 2015
Peacebuilders’ Toolbox: 52 Online Resources for Peace Work
The following is a a "Peacebuilders' Toolbox" consisting in 52 online resources, produced by longstanding peace teachers connected…
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Apr 2015
“Christian” Zionism’s flawed vision of Israel
by Rabbi Dow Marmur An excerpt: Of late, however, some have argued that nowadays this may not be…
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