Ben Daniel – “Grace Over Guns: Pursuing Peace in a Militarized World“
Aug 10, 202652mEp. 219S1
Please enjoy this interview with Ben Daniel for his book “Grace Over Guns: Pursuing Peace in a Militarized World“ Learn more at bendaniel.org
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Hosted by Brian Allain · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 219 episodes
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“How to Heal Our Divides” is a project aimed at building awareness of organizations that are taking real action to address serious cultural divides: racial, political, religious, sexual orientation, immigration, and more. The project is not an attempt to gloss over serious problems or “make happy” but instead to highlight tangible efforts that are solving problems – actually healing divides in effective and practical ways.
Brian Allain hosts How to Heal Our Divides, a society show with 219 episodes published.
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