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#nonviolence — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #nonviolence, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Mouvement pour une Alternative Non-violente (MAN)
    Des luttes de Martin Luther King aux résistances d’aujourd’hui : la non-violence en action aux États-Unis
    mcinformactions.net/spip.php?a
    #nonViolence #ActionNonViolente #USA

  2. Mouvement pour une Alternative Non-violente (MAN)
    Des luttes de Martin Luther King aux résistances d’aujourd’hui : la non-violence en action aux États-Unis
    mcinformactions.net/spip.php?a
    #nonViolence #ActionNonViolente #USA

  3. Mouvement pour une Alternative Non-violente (MAN)
    Des luttes de Martin Luther King aux résistances d’aujourd’hui : la non-violence en action aux États-Unis
    mcinformactions.net/spip.php?a
    #nonViolence #ActionNonViolente #USA

  4. Mouvement pour une Alternative Non-violente (MAN)
    Des luttes de Martin Luther King aux résistances d’aujourd’hui : la non-violence en action aux États-Unis
    mcinformactions.net/spip.php?a
    #nonViolence #ActionNonViolente #USA

  5. Mouvement pour une Alternative Non-violente (MAN)
    Des luttes de Martin Luther King aux résistances d’aujourd’hui : la non-violence en action aux États-Unis
    mcinformactions.net/spip.php?a
    #nonViolence #ActionNonViolente #USA

  6. #nonviolence #Albanie #RévolutionDesFlamantsRoses

    En Albanie, depuis quelques mois, de grandes manifestations non-violentes se déroulent contre l'implantation dans un milieu naturel protégé d'une immense structure de loisirs, dont l'entrepreuneur est un proche de Donald Trump. Le symbole en est le flamant rose.

    alternatives-non-violentes.org

  7. #nonviolence #Albanie #RévolutionDesFlamantsRoses

    En Albanie, depuis quelques mois, de grandes manifestations non-violentes se déroulent contre l'implantation dans un milieu naturel protégé d'une immense structure de loisirs, dont l'entrepreuneur est un proche de Donald Trump. Le symbole en est le flamant rose.

    alternatives-non-violentes.org

  8. John Calvin, commenting on Titus 1:8, defines justice as upright dealing: ensuring each person receives what is properly due. True justice, he says, is a readiness to suffer loss oneself rather than wrong another in any way. In current debates over “biblical” versus “social” justice, Calvin’s measure presses a hard question: are we willing to bear cost ourselves so others are not deprived? How can you practice justice that refuses to profit from another’s loss?
    #calvinist #nonviolence

  9. John Calvin, commenting on Titus 1:8, defines justice as upright dealing: ensuring each person receives what is properly due. True justice, he says, is a readiness to suffer loss oneself rather than wrong another in any way. In current debates over “biblical” versus “social” justice, Calvin’s measure presses a hard question: are we willing to bear cost ourselves so others are not deprived? How can you practice justice that refuses to profit from another’s loss?
    #calvinist #nonviolence

  10. John Calvin, commenting on Titus 1:8, defines justice as upright dealing: ensuring each person receives what is properly due. True justice, he says, is a readiness to suffer loss oneself rather than wrong another in any way. In current debates over “biblical” versus “social” justice, Calvin’s measure presses a hard question: are we willing to bear cost ourselves so others are not deprived? How can you practice justice that refuses to profit from another’s loss?
    #calvinist #nonviolence

  11. John Calvin, commenting on Titus 1:8, defines justice as upright dealing: ensuring each person receives what is properly due. True justice, he says, is a readiness to suffer loss oneself rather than wrong another in any way. In current debates over “biblical” versus “social” justice, Calvin’s measure presses a hard question: are we willing to bear cost ourselves so others are not deprived? How can you practice justice that refuses to profit from another’s loss?
    #calvinist #nonviolence

  12. John Calvin, commenting on Titus 1:8, defines justice as upright dealing: ensuring each person receives what is properly due. True justice, he says, is a readiness to suffer loss oneself rather than wrong another in any way. In current debates over “biblical” versus “social” justice, Calvin’s measure presses a hard question: are we willing to bear cost ourselves so others are not deprived? How can you practice justice that refuses to profit from another’s loss?
    #calvinist #nonviolence