"That should give us several minutes of nonresistance," she said, satisfied.

She spread her arms in the signal of nonresistance.

Nonresistance is often associated with particular religious groups.

Love and nonresistance apply to all human relationships.

The idea is to let the resistance genes drown in a huge gene pool of nonresistance.

He called for Mennonites to practice nonresistance, which is separate from nonviolent resistance.

Nonresistance had been disaster this time; we might as well have fought them from the outset, at least taking more of them with us.

Tolstoyans are considered Christian pacifists and advocate nonresistance in all circumstances.

There is no end to nonresistance.

Many Christian anarchists practice the principles of nonviolence, nonresistance and turning the other cheek.

He refused to use force or self-defense even when threatened during his work, preferring instead to use nonresistance.

Many believers adhere strictly to a moral attitude of nonresistance in the face of violence.

Only an instant of total nonresistance.

As present-day Anabaptists, Amish church members practice nonresistance and will not perform any type of military service.

Nonresistance.org - Christian nonresistance and nonviolence.

Practitioners of nonresistance may refuse to retaliate against an opponent or offer any form of self-defense.

A pacifist, he actively participated in establishing peace societies, speaking out against the death penalty, and advocating nonresistance.

War, Peace, and Nonresistance (1944) (revised in 1953 and 1969)

"Without being a fatalist to the point of nonresistance," said he, "I have always found that the highest wisdom lies in an acquiescence with the actual."

This attempt to defend the villages departed from the Mennonite's traditional teaching of nonresistance and was disapproved by many colonists.

Gandhi gave a new meaning to Ahimsa, and redefined the concepts of nonviolence and nonresistance.

They all agreed on fundamental Mennonite beliefs such as believer's baptism, nonresistance and avoidance of oaths.

Thompson was also an advocate of East Indian reform, free trade, Chartism, nonresistance, and the peace movement.

Whether it's in movies, art, pop music or books, the philosophy of suntanned nonresistance is on sale now in outlets everywhere.

(Mt 5:39) That evil is overcome by nonresistance has been comprehended by very few Christians.

Non-resistance, including refusal of military service in any form, is a standard practice.

The Non-Resistance Society held its last meeting in 1849.

Non-resistance is standard practice, whether among individuals, regarding suits at law, or concerning warfare among nations.

The required non-resistance of evildoers with evil.

Anglican clergymen busied themselves with preaching up theories of divine right and non-resistance.

In 1846 Ballou published his principal work on pacifism, Christian non-Resistance.

Starting in 1843, he served as president of the New England Non-Resistance Society.

The New England Non-Resistance Society was an American peace group.

His support for nonresistance led to service on the executive committee of the New Hampshire Non-Resistance Society.

Mennonite distinctives such as non-conformity to the world, mutual accountability, church discipline, congregational governance, and non-resistance are maintained.

Non-resistance hurts both altruism and egoism (The Study of Sociology, Chapter 8)

Mott was a pacifist, and in the 1830s, she attended meetings of the New England Non-Resistance Society.

"Discourse Concerning Unlimited Submission and Non-Resistance to the Higher Powers"

The Society rejected loyalty to any human government; one historian has described the Non-Resistance Society's "basic outlook as that of philosophical anarchism".

Chapman was also a member of the peace organisation, the Non-Resistance Society, who published The Non-Resistant.

Christian Non-Resistance in All Its Important Bearings (his principal work on pacifism)

By allowing maturity is to predicate decay when by non-resistance is retrogression to early simplicity and the passage to the original and unity without idea.

Non-Resistance: letter to Ernest H. Crospy (1896)

'Non-resistance without Priestcraft' [Rom.

At the age of 24, Whipper published his famous essay "An Address on Non-Resistance to Offensive Aggression".

After conservative attendees opposing Garrison walked out of the convention in protest, those remaining formed the New England Non-Resistance Society.

"Non-Resistance in New England," The New England Quarterly Vol.

Life had not been particularly kind to her, and under the impact of adversity she had learned to turn the other cheek until her manner showed an utter non-resistance.

This the glorious Science of pleasing one's self by a new agreement, the art of Self-love by recognition, the Psychology of ecstasy by non-resistance.

(Christian Non-Resistance: In All Its Important Bearings, Illustrated and Defended, 1846.)

"That should give us several minutes of nonresistance," she said, satisfied.

She spread her arms in the signal of nonresistance.

Nonresistance is often associated with particular religious groups.

Love and nonresistance apply to all human relationships.

The idea is to let the resistance genes drown in a huge gene pool of nonresistance.

He called for Mennonites to practice nonresistance, which is separate from nonviolent resistance.

Nonresistance had been disaster this time; we might as well have fought them from the outset, at least taking more of them with us.

Tolstoyans are considered Christian pacifists and advocate nonresistance in all circumstances.

There is no end to nonresistance.

Many Christian anarchists practice the principles of nonviolence, nonresistance and turning the other cheek.

He refused to use force or self-defense even when threatened during his work, preferring instead to use nonresistance.

Many believers adhere strictly to a moral attitude of nonresistance in the face of violence.

Only an instant of total nonresistance.

As present-day Anabaptists, Amish church members practice nonresistance and will not perform any type of military service.

Nonresistance.org - Christian nonresistance and nonviolence.

Practitioners of nonresistance may refuse to retaliate against an opponent or offer any form of self-defense.

A pacifist, he actively participated in establishing peace societies, speaking out against the death penalty, and advocating nonresistance.

War, Peace, and Nonresistance (1944) (revised in 1953 and 1969)

"Without being a fatalist to the point of nonresistance," said he, "I have always found that the highest wisdom lies in an acquiescence with the actual."

This attempt to defend the villages departed from the Mennonite's traditional teaching of nonresistance and was disapproved by many colonists.

Gandhi gave a new meaning to Ahimsa, and redefined the concepts of nonviolence and nonresistance.

They all agreed on fundamental Mennonite beliefs such as believer's baptism, nonresistance and avoidance of oaths.

Thompson was also an advocate of East Indian reform, free trade, Chartism, nonresistance, and the peace movement.

Whether it's in movies, art, pop music or books, the philosophy of suntanned nonresistance is on sale now in outlets everywhere.

(Mt 5:39) That evil is overcome by nonresistance has been comprehended by very few Christians.