| Title | Children and Nonviolence |
| Author | Bob and Janel Aldridge |
| Notes | The authors, parents of ten, bring a unique perspective to raising children in an atmosphere of peace. Bob worked for many years in the armaments industry. Now, both travel worldwide in support of the anti-nuclear movement. This book chronicles their gradual realization that they were morally opposed to the arms race; and it describes the challenges they faced in giving up a lucrative income from that industry. As a guide for parents seeking ways to teach a nonviolent approach to life, the book has much to offer. The authors make an eloquent case for a simpler lifestyle, one less demanding of natural and human resources. |
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Peace Education: Children's Resources |
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| Type | Book |
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Publisher | Hope Publishing House |
| Length | 135 |
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Year | 1987 |
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Place | Pasadena, America |
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Keywords | Child rearing, Christianity, Nonviolence, Child psychology |
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