What would you do? :a serious answer to a standard question /John H. Yoder ; with Joan Baez ... [et al.].
Description
Section 1: taking the question seriously.The assumptions behind the question --The emotional twist to the question --War is different --The options available --A second look at another way out --More specific Christian dimensions --Section 2: other ways to respond.Count Leo Tolstoy: certain things Christians cannot do --S. H. Booth-Clibborn: is it too late? --C. J. Furness: faith in the power of the spirit --Henry T. Hodgkin: no revolved as a last resort --Joan Baez: three cheers for Grandma! --Dale W. Brown: why not add a bit? --Dale Aukerman: the scandal of defenselessness --Dale Aukerman: what would you do if? --Section 3: but does it really work?Tom Skinner: something or somebody glued them --An anonymous missionary: it was like a spring thaw --Gladys Aylward: you say you have the living God inside you --Terry Dobson: the art of reconciliation --Dorothy T. Samuel: sometimes what it takes is trust --Sarah Corson: welcoming the enemy --Angie O'Gorman: defense through disarmament --Peggy Faw Gish: neither violent nor victim --Art Gish: what if I had punched him back? --Lawrence Hart: a gesture of peace.
144 p. :port. ;19 cm.