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Author Merton, Thomas, 1915-1968.

Title The nonviolent alternative / Thomas Merton ; edited, and with an introd. by Gordon C. Zahn.

Publication Info. New York, N.Y. : Farrar, Straus & Giroux, [1980]
©1980

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 University of Saint Joseph: Pope Pius XII Library - Standard Shelving Location  261.873 M575N    DUE 04-30-24
Description xli, 270 pages ; 22 cm
Note Rev. ed. of Thomas Merton on peace, originally published in 1971.
Contents Original child monk: an appreciation, by Gordon C. Zahn. I. PRINCIPLES OF PEACE. Original child bomb -- Peace: Christian duties and perspectives -- The Christian in world crisis: reflections on the moral climate of the 1960s -- Preface to Vietnamese translation of No Man Is An Island -- Peace and protest: a statement -- Peace and revolution: a footnote from Ulysses -- Breakthrough to peace -- Christian ethics and nuclear war -- Christianity and defense in the nuclear age -- Target equals city -- The machine gun in the fallout shelter -- Peace: a religious responsibility -- Passitivity and abuse of authority -- An enemy of the state -- A martyr for peace and unity -- The answer of Minerva -- Auschwitz: a family camp -- A devout meditation in memory of Adolf Eichmann. II. THE NONVIOLENT ALTERNATIVE. Danish nonviolent resistance to Hitler -- Man is a gorilla with a gun -- Saint Maximus the confessor on nonviolence -- A tribute to Gandhi -- Faith and violence -- One: Toward a theology of resistance -- Two: Vietnam: an overwhelming atrocity -- Three: From nonviolence to black power -- Four: Violence and the death of God: or God as unknown soldier -- Blessed are the meek: the Christian roots of nonviolence -- Christian action in world crisis -- Note on civil disobedience and nonviolent revolution -- Note for Ave Maria -- War and the crisis of language -- Ishi: a meditation. III. INCIDENTAL WRITINGS. In acceptance of the Pax medal, 1963 -- Retreat, November, 1964: spiritual roots of protest -- Chant to be used in processions around a site with furnaces -- Nhat Hanh is my brother - Notes for a statement on aid to civilian war -- Victims in Vietnam.
Subject Peace.
Nonviolence.
Christianity and international relations.
Added Author Zahn, Gordon C. (Gordon Charles), 1918-2007.
ISBN 0374223122
9780374223120
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