With the approach of Passion week, where there is so much violence on display in churches I thought this reflection from a non-violent perspective is quite challenging:
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March 22, 2009 by ulen
“If God is commonly understood to be angry and vengeful, to appreciate human suffering
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and sacrifice, to have desired the death of God’s own son as payback for human error, then humanity will not only tolerate violence, we will perceive a genuine need for it in order to be in relationship with God”.
[...] This reflection could be seen in conjunction with an earlier quote. [...]