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Books on nonviolence from Ekklesia
118 Days: Christian Peacemaker Team Held Hostage in Iraq
Stories of Hope and Nonviolent Action in a Palestinian Village
Biblical Pacifism
Blessed are the Pacifists: The Beattitudes and Just War Theory
Choosing Against War: A Christian View
Civil Resistance in Kosovo
Getting in the Way: Stories From Christian Peacemaker Teams
Missing Peace, The Search for Non-violent Alternatives in United States History
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2009Editorial based largely on Ekklesia's report 'Reimagining Remembrance'. (Link to Ekklesia's report is towards the end). - 26 Oct
2009Ekklesia comments on the story that the return of bank bonuses has angered bishops and spread to the venerable churches of the Square Mile itself.
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2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley is interviewed by Roger Boulton, about Ekklesia's new report 'Reimagining Remembrance' which looks at how Remembrance Day could become more truthful and inclusive - 6 May
2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley discusses the new Action Man toys produced by the MOD, and asks whether children are a legitimate target for military marketing
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2009Ekklesia co-director Jonathan Bartley takes part in a podcast looking at the role of religion in the European elections, and in particular the new 'Christian' Party which achieved 2.5% of the vote. - 5 Mar
2009Ekklesia comments on the news that the Vatican is considering welcoming into the Roman Catholic Church a group of traditional Anglicans who broke away from the global Anglican Communion nearly two dec
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Memorial to Bomber Command, Jeremy Vine Show, BBC Radio 2, 1st July 2008
Jonathan Bartley debates with John Nicol on the Jeremy Vine show (Julian Worricker standing in) saying any memorial to Bomber Command in the Second World War should incorporate the memory of the half a million civilians who also died as a result of the bombing raids.