thesmee1
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Some of these tests are fun. I don't know if this test should be in a religious forum, but I figured, what the heck.
Non Violence is the way to go but there is one problem with Non Violence, you have to get the "other guy" to go along with it.
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You're right, Harry. I'm not seeing a lot of charismatic non-violent people to change the way people think. The only one I can think of is Ghandi. Maybe the Dalai Lama. I'm tending to think that non-violence is just a utopian dream in this world, today.