What does committing to peace mean in a violent world? How might this commitment shape our relationships with each other, with ourselves and with the Earth? David Gee argues for a contemporary, practical faith that enlivens our humanity and stands with life’s dignity in the face of its violation. A powerful and sometimes challenging exploration, Holding Faith shows how this ’’humane passion played out in the world’’ can enrich the way we live and begin to turn our societies around.
David Gee has worked for Quaker Peace & Social Witness and the ‘Alternatives to Violence’ project and in 2008 produced an influential report Informed Choice on the ethics of military recruitment

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