THEO 2500
Theologies of Nonviolence
Marquette University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Consider religion as a force that has produced both violent and nonviolent actions and movements. Analyze the concepts of peace, justice, pacifism and nonviolence in the thought of religious thinkers and activists including Gandhi and King. Explore sacred texts from a variety of world's religions and worldviews for the role they play in inspiring nonviolent responses to injustice and oppression.
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