Agape and Ahimsa: Twin Roots of Nonviolence
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Agape and Ahimsa: Twin Roots of Nonviolence

by Charles E Collyer, Ira G Zepp Jr., William A. Holmes

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Agape and Ahimsa: Twin Roots of Nonviolence explores two enduring ethical concepts and their relationship to nonviolent thought and practice. Through a spiritual and philosophical perspective, the authors consider how love, compassion, and respect for life can inform a deeper understanding of principled nonviolence.

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Agape and Ahimsa: Twin Roots of Nonviolence examines two influential concepts associated with compassionate and nonviolent living.

The book considers agape and ahimsa as ethical foundations for understanding nonviolence, emphasizing connections between love, compassion, restraint, and respect for life.

Written by Charles E. Collyer, Ira G. Zepp Jr., and William A. Holmes, this work offers a reflective treatment of nonviolence through its spiritual and philosophical dimensions.

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