Subverting Hatred: The Challenge of Nonviolence in Religious Traditions (Faith Meets Faith Series)
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Subverting Hatred: The Challenge of Nonviolence in Religious Traditions (Faith Meets Faith Series)

by Daniel L. Smith-Christopher

Religion Philosophy
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Subverting Hatred explores the challenge of nonviolence in religious traditions. As part of the Faith Meets Faith Series, this focused work considers how religious perspectives can address hatred and engage with the pursuit of peace, offering readers a thoughtful introduction to an important interfaith and social concern.

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Subverting Hatred examines the challenge of nonviolence in religious traditions.

The book considers how faith and religious perspectives can engage with hatred and the pursuit of peace.

Part of the Faith Meets Faith Series, it offers a focused exploration of religion’s relationship to nonviolent thought and practice.

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