The Symphony of Protest: MLK’s I Have a Dream
How did Dr. King’s nonviolent approach shape America’s racial discourse? Through scripture and history, King’s “Dream” speech masterfully balanced moral integrity with a call for change.
Tag: Pacifism
Rethinking Righteousness in the Shadow of Ukraine: A Latter-day Saint Perspective
What does the Ukraine War mean in Latter-day Saint Christian ethics? Latter-day Saints view all violence, even justified self-defense, as an aberration from divine love and affection, underscoring the call for universal repentance and reconciliation.
From Just War to Catholic Pacifism
Over the centuries, the Catholic Church had evolved from non-violence to a “just war” doctrine. Dorothy Day responded with a new pacifist theology.
The War in Ukraine and the Book of Mormon
If President Zelenskyy sought guidance from a sacred text, would Ukraine capitulate or continue the fight?
Listening with Charity: A Conversation with Patrick Mason
Some beginning of the year encouragement from a lively conversation with historian Patrick Mason.
Demanding Conversations About Violence
In the weeks since the premiere of the Under the Banner of Heaven miniseries, there has been a broad consensus that the show doesn’t quite work. Its attempt to paint Latter-day Saints as promoting violence just...
