This issue began with a question from John Siebert at Project Ploughshares: where are all the peace activists? He challenged us to make an issue to stir a new generation for peace.
- Regulars
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Editorial: Positive peace
8 - Letters 10
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Sinner’s Corner: Nothing to confess
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Fun with guns [comic]
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The Pastor’s Wife: Peace starts with the socks
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Guest column: An inconvenient commandment
17 - Poetry
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Mind the war
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Peace, unlike
59 - Section 1: Refrain from further violence
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the cost of peace
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Do you see what I see?
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Memorial for deserters
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Ten Reasons for hope
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Pacifism is still possible
32 - Section 2: Detach from systems of oppression
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The tail lights fade
36 -
Woman in Black
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Shooting stars
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Looking at the wounded
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Terrorist
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How to love your neighbour
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Community is the heart of nonviolence
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Moral jeopardy
47 - Section 3: Foster positive peace
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Contemplation leads to peace
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A disparate peace
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Gunshots in Las Pavas
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A conversation with John Dear
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Costa Rica’s unarmed democracy
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Economics of the sacred
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Two?
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Hope keeps me breathing
65 -
Seven sacred works for young activists
67 - Web Exclusive
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Lightning Peace
- Culturosities 18
- Judy Da Silva
- AK-47s into ploughshares
- Hate mail origami
- RoboGandhi
- Experiments 68
- Playing with peace
- Art bike
- DIY veggie stock
- Civil Disobedience 70
- School closure protests
- Moral politics
- Climate justice activist released
- News
- Feministry 74
- Conservative sexual ethics lead ?to passivity
- Tibetan nuns gain ground
- Christian Peacemaker Teams 75
- Land struggles in Columbia
- Lakota resist Keystone XL
- Israel clamps down at border
- Catholic Worker 76
- Bradley Manning vigil
- Parking-lot oasis
- LGBT* 77
- Catholic school board votes against intolerance
- Catholic school fires lesbian teacher
- Reviews 78
- My Bright Abyss
- The Kingdom and the Glory
- Beautiful Trouble
- All is Grace