Subverting Hatred: The Challenge of Nonviolence in Religious Traditions (Faith Meets Faith Series)
"It is a delight to see scholars of religion placing their learning in service to the cause of peace. " --John Berthrong, Associate Dean for Academic and Administrative Affairs Director, Institute for Dialogue Among Religious Traditions, Boston University School of Theology"This book's contribution to comparative studies is a rich statement of possibilities for many kinds of peace and nonviolence." --By Paul Waldau Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine in Philosophy of East & West Volume 50, Number 3 July 2000 468-471"This compact book stives mightily to demonstrate the theory and practice of nonviolence in nine different religious traditions." --Barbara Hirschkowitz, Turning Wheel