Thomas Merton on peace
By: With an introd. by Gordon C. Zahn
Publisher: McCall Pub. Co.; McCall Pub. Co
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 269
ISBN-13: 9780841500600
Subjects: Christianity and international affairs; Nonviolence; Peace
Notes: Rev. ed. published in 1980 under title: The nonviolent alternative.

Also issued online.
Table of contents: title: Original child monk: an appreciation, by Gordon C. Zahn; title: I.  PRINCIPLES OF PEACE.  Original child bomb; title: Peace: Christian duties and perspectives; title: The Christian in world crisis: reflections on the moral climate of the 1960s; title: Preface to Vietnamese translation of No man in an island; title: Peace and protest: a statement; title: Peace and revolution: a footnote from Ulysses; title: Breakthrough to peace; title: Christian ethics and nuclear war; title: Christianity and defense in the nuclear age; title: Target equals city; title: The machine gun in the fallout shelter; title: Peace: a religious responsibility; title: Passivity and abuse of authority; title: An enemy of the state; title: A martyr for peace and unity; title: The answer of Minerva; title: Auschwitz: a family camp; title: A devout meditation in memory of Adolf Eichmann; title: II.  THE NONVIOLENT ALTERNATIVE.  Danish nonviolent resistance to Hitler; title: Man is a gorilla with a gun; title: Saint Maximus the Confessor on nonviolence; title: A tribute to Gandhi; title: Faith and violence: One. Toward a theology of resistance ; Two: Vietnam: an overwhelming atrocity ; Three: From nonviolence to Black Power ; Four: Violence and the death of God: or God as Unknown Soldier; title: Blessed are the meek: the Christian roots of nonviolence; title: Christian action in world crisis; title: Note on civil disobedience and nonviolent revolution; title: Note for Ave Maria; title: War and the crisis of language; title: Ishi: a meditation; title: III.  INCIDENTAL WRITINGS.  In acceptance of the Pax Medal, 1963; title: Retreat, November, 1964: Spiritual roots of protest; title: Message aux Amis de Gandhi, January 31, 1965; title: Nhat Hanh is my brother; title: Notes for a statement on aid to civilian war victims in Vietnam; title: Prayer for peace.