A discussion group will be formed to talk about the book Gandhi and Jesus: the saving power of nonviolence by Terrence J Rynne and the questions it raises for us about living in peace.
A discussion group to talk about the book Gandhi and Jesus: the saving power of nonviolence by Terrence J Rynne and the questions it raises for us about living in peace. We would like to invite any interested people from around Melbourne/Mornington Peninsula to join us.
Join us and open the lives of two great people and their message of love, dingity and peace for our times.
There will be an eight-part conversation to examine the unique lives of Gandhi and Jesus and their pursuit of peace in a world of normalised violence. By following author Terrence J Rynne, we will explore the thoughts and actions of Jesus and Gandhi to see God in new forms of peace and nonviolent action.
8 QUESTIONS ABOUT PEACE
- Is the world capable of peace?
- What is Gandhi’s legacy?
- What is Jesus’ legacy?
- Does the world really want peace?
- Is nonviolence spiritual or political?
- Do we have to take sides?
- What are the consequences of nonviolence?
- How will our reaction drive our action?
What:Book discussion group: Gandhi and Jesus: the saving power of nonviolence by Terrence J Rynne
When: commencing Sat 20 April, for 8 monthly sessions on the 3rd Saturday of the month, April to Nov 2013. Time: 10 am to 12 pm, morning tea provided
Where: Hall of St James the Less Anglican Church, Mount Eliza, 105 Koetong Parade, Mount Eliza, 3930
Cost no charge, except for cost of the book, approx $25
Apply email 8peacequestions@gmail.com
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