Nonviolent Action: What Christian Ethics Demands But Most Christians Have Never Really Tried

The book presents a compelling argument that finding peaceful solutions to conflict is essential in light of the violent events of the 20th century. It emphasizes that this pursuit is not just a practical necessity but also a moral obligation rooted in Christian teachings. The theologian explores the intersection of faith and the call for non-violence, urging readers to reconsider their approaches to conflict resolution in a world marked by bloodshed.