Mar 2015
The Mother of All Christian Heresies
WN: Another incidental writing. An excerpt: The War just fought against pirate Saddam Hussein and Iraq, with recently…
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Mar 2015
The Sickness of America, The Sickness of Humanity
WN: Another now-and-then piece. An excerpt: This was sent to me over the Internet: All Time Best Quote…
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Mar 2015
The Jesus Quest & The Real Jesus
WN: This is still a worthwhile article by New Testament scholar Richard B. Hays almost 20 years later.…
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Mar 2015
Statements About the Church
WN: I collected such for a while... They are all below: The church is hopeless, but it is…
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Mar 2015
The Spiritual Roots of Restorative Justice – Christianity
WN: This paper was jointly written by Pierre Allard and me. It arose from a book publication by…
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Mar 2015
War, Police and Prisons: Cross-Examining State-Sanctioned Violence
War, Police and Prisons: Cross-Examining State-Sanctioned Violence Streams of Justice, September 28, 2009 WN: I was asked by…
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Mar 2015
Spirituality of Restorative Justice
WN: Presented at Arts & Peace Festival, Restorative Justice Workshop, March 1, 2001. Something similar was also presented…
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Mar 2015
Spirituality Evaluation of Restorative Justice
Sixth International Conference on Restorative Justice, “Best Practices in Restorative Justice”, June 4, 2003 WN: I attended and…
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Mar 2015
Restorative Justice and M2/W2 Ministry
M2/W2 (Man-To-Man/Woman-To-Woman) is the Restorative Justice agency with which I was associated for forty years. An excerpt: A…
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Mar 2015
Restorative Justice and Prison Ministry
WN: This was written in 2001 for the Mennonite Brethren Herald. Please click on: RJ & M2W2 -…
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Mar 2015
Restorative Justice
WN: This was written for a now defunct magazine called "Friend". It is a brief statement about Restorative…
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Mar 2015
René Girard: The Anthropology of the Cross as Alternative to Post-Modern Literary Criticism
WN: This is definitely worthwhile reading! An excerpt: It is sometimes said that the post-modern age is the…
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