John Dear
Biography
John Dear wrote The God of Peace, The Sound of Listening, and Seeds of Nonviolence.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Finally, the first serious study of the groundbreaking theology of James Douglass, one of the world's most influential theologians and activists. . . . This book will be a great help to everyone interested in the Gospel journey of peace and nonviolence, and the coming of a new world without war, poverty or nuclear weapons.”
History & Biography
“Here we have one of the best Christian writers of our time reflecting on one of the best Christians of our time, or any time. Bill has a rare, gentle thoughtfulness and insight that helps us unpack the profound word and witness of Daniel Berrigan. I hope this book inspires many to study Dan's life and writings anew and to deepen our own witness to peace and nonviolence, that we might become, like Daniel Berrigan, disciples, apostles, and prophets of the nonviolent Jesus to our broken world.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“In Guns We Trust demands a reckoning. William J. Kole lays out our predicament. We have to 'put down our guns,' do whatever we can to ensure that no child, no person, is ever killed in the US again, and practice the nonviolence of Jesus so that, finally, we might learn the meaning of the words 'In God We Trust.'”
Learning from Henri Nouwen and Vincent van Gogh
Christian Living
“Henri Nouwen and Vincent van Gogh are two of my favorite people. Their word and art inspire me daily, pointing me back to our beloved God, the glories of creation, swirling night skies and wheat fields, and sisters and brothers of every walk. Carol Berry unpacks their lessons and like Henri and Vincent offers the most beautiful gift—a sense of hope. Just what we need.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“A fresh new look at the good news of Gospel nonviolence . . . Provocative, insightful, stimulating, I highly recommend it.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This powerful, reasonable, and insightful book invites us to reject nationalism and the culture of violence and war, become more authentic disciples of Jesus and adherents of gospel nonviolence, and pledge allegiance to the God of peace as citizens of God’s reign of universal love and total nonviolence. Thank you, John Jerpe, for your wake-up call urging us to turn back to the gospel of Jesus and his way of peace and nonviolence.”
History & Biography
Foreword
“A masterpiece, a literary work of art and a document of historic value.”
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