Gandhi, Scripture and Non-violence

William Emilsen

Gandhi, Scripture and Non-violence

William Emilsen

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Abstract

Emilsen records how texts of violence are confronted by Gandhi with absolute fearlessness. Scripture, tradition and religious authority are respected by Gandhi but never allowed to countenance violence. Gandhi tests the world scriptures on 'the anvil of truth with the hammer of compassion''his twin principles of reason and non-violence. Faced with the absolute futility of violence, Emilsen argues that Gandhi's 'gospel of non-violence' is critical for a world bent on self-destruction.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Validating Violence -- Violating Faith? Religion, Scripture and Violence
Place of Publication	Hindmarsh, S.A.
Publisher	ATF Press
Pages	127-142
Number of pages	16
Edition	8
ISBN (Print)	9781920691899
Publication status	Published - 2008

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