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Spiritual leader and peace activist John Dear guides Meditation on Epub #221 readers on the path to finding peace within and bringing harmony to a world torn by hatred and violence through following in the footsteps of JesusJohn Dear’s efforts on behalf of social justice and world peace have won him international admiration and spurred features in the New York Transfiguration A PDFEPUBTimes the Washington Post NPR’s All Things Considered USA TODAY and the National Catholic Report. I like John Dear and I know that he means wellbut I just can't adopt his nonviolence This guy walks the walk goes into war zones gets arrested goes to jail protests preaches speaks out gets arrested again goes to jail again etc He is veryvery serious and a man of tremendous passion for peace I admire him even as I know that I am not on the same page as he isThis is my third or fourth John Dear book and my last one I just don't agree with his pacifism He certainly does bring up a lot of good points but his interpretation of the Gospel istroubled I guess Or perhaps it's troubling Either way all done
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Transfiguration A Meditation on Transforming Ourselves and Our WorldAshington DC and New York City as a human rights advocate in Northern Ireland and Ira and A Meditation on Transforming Ourselves PDFEPUBon his many missions for peace in war torn places around the world Dividing the lifelong pursuit of peace into three distinct parts an inner journey a public journey and the journey of all humanity he delves into the challenges of learning to love ourselves as we are diffusing the hatred we feel toward others and embracing the choice to live in peace. I have a great deal of respect for Father John Dear and his extraordinary commitment to nonviolence He offers some valuable insight on the Transfiguration in this book but I became frustrated with how much he conflates his own actions for peace with Jesus Dear asserts that Jesus' message leads to the way he has acted for nonviolence which is possible but Dear is so strident about it that it is offputting to this reader who supports the work of nonviolent resistance