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Stand Strong

Brother Joe sent me some mail today. I invite you to join me in standing strong against hate. I hope you’ll consider taking a stand with us. Hate and hate crimes are more prevalent recently as w… more →

Country Contemplative

perfecting the saints and human development — 1 comment

mormongandhi wrote 1 week ago: This is the third article in the ‘human dignity series’, where we compare the human dign … more →

Tags: mormon nonviolence, Mormons, Mormonism, LDS, Latter-Day Saints, nonviolence, Jesus, Saints, LDS Church

27 June 1844

mormongandhi wrote 3 weeks ago:      ”A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief” was the favorite hymn of Joseph Smith, Jr. The … more →

Tags: mormon nonviolence, battle hymn of republic, Civil Rights Movement, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Joseph Smith, Latter-Day Saints, LDS

Satyagraha 2.0 — 1 comment

PeterMerel wrote 3 weeks ago: Satyagraha means ending tyranny. It means reclaiming our ability to govern ourselves, stand for ours … more →

zion cannot be built up — 11 comments

mormongandhi wrote 1 month ago: This is a follow up to the video I posted yesterday in LDS church video teaches about war:  Y … more →

Tags: mormon change theories, Book of Mormon, Freedom, Gandhi, Gospel, Jesus, Kingdom of God, Latter-Day Saints, Latter Days

LDS church video teaches about war — 1 comment

mormongandhi wrote 1 month ago: Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled, a Message of Peace for Latter-day Saints in the Military Servic … more →

Tags: mormon conflictology, Afghanistan, bloodshed, death, iraq, "Just" War???, LDS, military, Mormonism

now is the time to make real the promises of theocracy — 1 comment

mormongandhi wrote 1 month ago: Some people have argued that a potential response to the current lack of alternatives to capitalism … more →

Tags: mormon alternatives, Mormons, Social Movement, Mormonism, LDS, Latter-Day Saints, Peace, kingdom, Kingdom of God

the nonviolent articles of faith

mormongandhi wrote 1 month ago: Joseph Smith (1805-1844), founder of the LDS movement   Thirteen statements describing the fundament … more →

Tags: mormon nonviolence, Mormons, Religion, Mormonism, LDS, Latter-Day Saints, War, Joseph Smith, Peace

"Is there a Mahatma in Melbourne today, mate?" — 51 comments

churumuri wrote 1 month ago: M.K. VIDYARANYA writes: Whites, thy name is Apartheid. Wherever there are whites there is apartheid, … more →

Tags: Issues and Ideas, churumuri, Henry David Thoreau, Immigration, Jesus Christ, Leo Tolstoy, Mahatma Gandhi, race attacks, SM Krishna

the book of mormon - cries from the dust — 2 comments

mormongandhi wrote 1 month ago:     Gordon B. Hinckley once said of the Book of Mormon that its ‘narrative is a chronicle … more →

Tags: mormon nonviolence, Book of Mormon, captain moroni, Gandhi, Latter-Day Saints, LDS, mormon, Mormonism, Mormons

limits of neoliberal peacebuilding: mormon alternatives

mormongandhi wrote 1 month ago: peacebuilding, what is it? Over the last few years, in certain LDS circles, some progressive leaders … more →

Tags: mormon alternatives, Anti-globalization, Latter-Day Saints, LDS, Mitt Romney, Mormonism, Mormons, neoliberalism, neoliberals

Living with diversity: Salad or soup, asks Mallika Sarabhai — 3 comments

Nalaka Gunawardene wrote 1 month ago: Standing up for a pluralistic society The recently concluded general election in India saw thousands … more →

Tags: Campaigns, Citizen Journalism, corruption, Good Governance, India, Internet, Peace, Public Interest, Violence

Why Nathuram Godse killed M. K. Gandhi... — 2 comments

Raman wrote 1 month ago: The statement that you are about to read is the last made by Godse before the Court on the 5th of Ma … more →

Tags: Great Ones Speaking, Hindustan, Hmmm.., Intention, Interesting, M. K. Gandhi, News, Opinions, Politics

sisters in zion - unite for peace!

mormongandhi wrote 1 month ago: In What Latter-day Saint Women Do Best: Stand Strong and Immovable, Relief Society General President … more →

Tags: mormon liberation theology, apostle, Gandhi, Gender, Gordon Hinckley, Joseph Smith, LDS, Mormons, nonviolence

when our whole existence is threatened, as it is today... — 1 comment

mormongandhi wrote 1 month ago: An Islamic scholar observed that, ‘when our whole existence is threatened, as it is today … more →

Tags: peaceful zion, Alternatives, Eschatology, Globalization, Kingdom of God, Latter Days, LDS, Mormons, nonviolence

what shall we do? - mormon change theories — 1 comment

mormongandhi wrote 2 months ago: What shall we do? After having felt the influence of the Holy Ghost in Acts 2:37, the people surro … more →

Tags: mormon change theories, Mormons, Religion, LDS, Latter-Day Saints, Freedom, Peace, nonviolence, religious peacebuilding

The greatest forces in the world

mormongandhi wrote 3 months ago: Gordon B. Hinckley, in an Ensign article These, Our Little Ones (2007) quoted E. T. Sullivan as once … more →

Tags: mormon change theories, Latter-Day Saints, Leaders, Prophets, babies, change

an anti-nephi-lehi conversion story

mormongandhi wrote 3 months ago: During my first year of studying at the University of Bradford, while doing a bachelor’s in peace a … more →

Tags: mormon nonviolence, Anti-Nephi-Lehies, military, Peace Studies, Gandhi, Mormonism, LDS, Latter-Day Saints, nonviolence

Ransom — 2 comments

ahmasmi wrote 3 months ago: Recently, a group of people held my city to ransom. They planned a procession that took 6-8 hours to … more →

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Dantas' Inferno: Daniel Cannot Knock Block Off

Colin Brayton wrote 3 months ago: Daniel Valente Dantas. Graphic: Veja magazine, May 2006, when it reported: “Daniel Dantas has a lis … more →

Tags: Brazil, corruption, Daniel Dantas, law enforcement, money-laundering


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