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Feb 27, 2023 1 hr 11 min

What is Nonviolent Christianity?

from Progressive Christianity with Pastor Adam Hosted by Adam Ericksen

Yesterday, I officially launched my new website, Pastor Adam at adamericksen.org. Heartbreak_Time_Machine on Instagram asks “Is Violent Christianity the default?” Tragically, Christianity and violence have been united from very early on in Christian history. But I want to change that. At its core, Christianity is about the person Jesus Christ, who reveals a God of radical nonviolence. So let's talk about Jesus, God, violence, and nonviolence in this episode of One Questions!

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