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200	1		_aChristian Peacemaking _eFrom Heritage to hope _fDaniel L. Buttry
210			_aValley Forge _cJudson Press _d1994
215			_a214 pages _cill.
320			_aincludes bibliographical information and index
327			_a1. The Biblical Roots of Nonviolence 2. The Bible and Conflict Resolution 3. The Development of Nonviolence 4. The People Power Explosion 5. Conflict Resolution and Mediation 6. The Hard Work of Negotiating the Peace 7. Peacemaking at the Local Level 8. Peacemaking into the Next Century
330			_aIn this thorough and definitive work on the peace movement, the author offers historical and biblical background as well as a report of recent and continuing community, national, and international happenings. From his firsthand experience he brings insight into the efforts for peace and justice in such areas as Nicaragua, El Salvador, Myanmar (Burma), and India.
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