
PeaceVoice – Distributing Op-Eds Nationwide for Peace, Justice, and the Inadvisability of War.
by Robert C. Koehler 978 words Yes, I’m still trying to write a book. Meanwhile, horrific wars rage and the outrage I feel quietly morphs into helplessness and then, after a while, shame. I believe, in some deep place inside me, that we can move beyond this. I know we can. I also believe I
by Kary Love 823 words As America heads towards its 250th birthday, it is appropriate to ask if the America launched at the founding still lives, or are we about to celebrate the birth of a deceased experiment in government of the people, by the people and for the people, degenerated into a Monarchy? The
by George Cassidy Payne 1089 words In an age when identity is policed by political tests and theological purity codes, the claim that no single tradition holds a monopoly on truth can sound subversive. Interfaith engagement presses precisely on that fault line. It does not dissolve conviction; it interrogates it. It does not flatten truth;