
Was Jesus nonviolent?
đď¸ This Monday weekly podcast features thought-provoking, inspiring conversations with some of the greatest visionary leaders in peace and nonviolence in modern history like Martin Sheen (Apocalypse Now, Gandhi), Bryan Stevenson (Just Mercy) , Cornel West (Race Matters), Sister Helen Prejean (Dead Man Walking) , Sr. Joan Chittister, John Fugelsang (Separation of Church and H... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

This week I speak with Congressman Jamie Raskin, one of the strongest voices and advocates for democracy and truth, about movements, democracy, and nonviolence. He represents Marylandâs 8th Con. District in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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This week I speak with my friend, filmmaker and author Gerry Straub about his life making films about extreme poverty around the world, and then his move to Haiti where he founded the Santa Chiara Childrenâs Center, an orphanage for children in war-t... more
This week on âThe Nonviolent Jesus Podcast,â I speak with long time social justice activist and church leader, Wes Granberg-Michaelson on his inspiring new book, The Soulwork of Justice: Four Movements for Contemplative Action.
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Today I welcome Dr. Ivana Hughes, president of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, and one of the leading advocates for nuclear disarmament. She is a Senior Lecturer in Chemistry at Columbia University and serves as a member of the Scientific Advisory ... more
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Each conversation between Fr. John and his guest deepens my understanding of our shared history and what is mine to do in these challenging times. Challenge, yes, commitment, yes, and HOPE!
I love this podcast! I have been looking for this mix of discussions about faith and social Justice. But in this episode it wasnât abstract! I was so thankful to finally hear someone say what I have been saying about what is happening here in the U.S. It is evil. The thing that I needed even more was how to resist the evil and also to care for ourselves- our spirits - during this time. Thank you so very much!!
This podcast is such a gift to the world right now. Timely, current content on strategic nonviolent resistance and Christianity as a path of peace is so needed in this moment. These episodes are the antidote to the prevailing news right now and have the power to teach us what we need to know to reach the other side of this. Thanks to Fr. John Dear and all of his guests!
Every one of these podcasts renews my spirit and inspires me. I find it so important and uplifting, particularly in the times we are living in. Great guests, wonderful interviews, and I especially appreciate the way that Fr. John starts every episode with a sincere prayer. Highly recommended!
Every one of these podcasts renews my spirit and inspires me. I find it so important and uplifting, particularly in the times we are living in. Great guests, wonderful interviews, and I especially appreciate the way that Fr. John starts every episode with a sincere prayer. Highly recommended!
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Insightful conversations center around the principle of nonviolence as exemplified in the life and teachings of Jesus, drawing parallels to contemporary issues such as social justice, peace activism, and the struggle against violence in various forms. Conversations often feature renowned activists, theologians, and authors discussing their experiences, insights on activism, and the necessity of embodying nonviolence in today's society. Notably, the content promotes the transformative power of faith and collective action to inspire personal growth and societal change, aiming to reclaim the radical essence of nonviolence rooted in spiritual traditions, particularly those influenced by Gandhi and Dr. King.
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Recent guests on The Nonviolent Jesus include:
1. Jamie Raskin
2. Gerry Straub
3. Wes Granberg-Michaelson
4. Dr. Ivana Hughes
5. Joan Baez
6. Sister Simone Campbell
7. Paul Chappell
8. John Fugelsang
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