Emboldened actions by white supremacists and neo-Nazis have given rise to a movement committed to “direct action,” which includes a willingness to use violence in self defense. Can people philosophically committed to violence ever be defeated by nonviolence alone, or must we rely on the threat of agitators, even anarchists, to succeed?
Responses to Fascism (part two of two)
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Visualizing Personal and Mutual Resilience
Everyone faces challenges, some harder than others. How we prepare for and respond to adverse events is our decision and choice (mostly.) Resilience, “bouncing back better”, is a useful attribute, for individuals as well as for communities, organizations and nations. The sermon summarizes a few individual and community-related perspectives, skills and practices that can help […]