Peace Is the Way: Writings On Nonviolence From The Fellowship Of Reconciliation Publishers Newsletter - June 2024 Mellon Professor of African American

Mellon Professor of African American Religion and Theology at Yale Divinity School

An engaging work which brings the wisdom of religious traditions to bear on a traumatic event The chapters give a comparative perspective to the reader seeking to understand responses to death

Maura Clarke Jean Donovan

Both authors live and work among the poor people who make up the base ecclesial communities – the source of liberation theology

I have taught church history for a long time but I gained new insights from every chapter

Peace Is the Way: Writings On Nonviolence From The Fellowship Of Reconciliation Publishers Newsletter - June 2024 Mellon Professor of African AmericanThese sixty original and classic essays cover the theory, practice, and spirituality of nonviolence, as well as document the struggle for racial justice and the cause of reconciliation. Together they offer a comprehensive and inspiring chronicle of the global movement for peace, ideal for students, activists, and all who wish to share in building a more just and peaceful world. Walter Wink (1935 2012) was professor of biblical interpretation at Auburn