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Religion As A Resource for Peace And A Justification For Violence.
Peace is a shared aspiration and value in all of our religious traditions. Peace, however, remains an ever-receding goal in our world. Speaking of peace as a shared value is important, but it does not bring about peace. Our traditions offer us transformative peace-making teachings, but these traditions are located in historical and socio-political contexts. They become intertwined and associated, often willingly, with forces and movements that promote violence by privileging one group and marginalizing others.
When Minnehaha Flowed With Whiskey: A Spirited History Of The Falls
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Have an interest in researching your family or a topic of Minnesota history? Join The Researcher Round Table, a special group of history researchers who are eager to· support for your work through encouragement and sharing information vital to your work. Two different opportunities are available: Coffee Catch-up sessions and Topics on the Go!!