If You Win Non-violently, Then

The Strike And The Boycott, They Have Cost Us Much. What They Have Not Paid Us In Wages, Better Working Conditions, And New Contracts, They Have Paid Us In Self-respect And Human Dignity.

Jesus' Life And Words Are A Challenge At The Same Time That They Are Good News. They Are A Challenge To Those Of Us Who Are Poor And Oppressed. By His Life He Is Calling Us To Give Ourselves To Others, To Sacrifice For Those Who Suffer, To Share Our Lives With Our Brothers And Sisters Who Are Also Oppressed. He Is Calling Us To "hunger And Thirst After Justice" In The Same Way That We Hunger And Thirst After Food And Water: That Is, By Putting Our Yearning Into Practice.

In Some Cases Non-violence Requires More Militancy Than Violence.

Real Education Should Consist Of Drawing The Goodness And The Best Out Of Our Own Students. What Better Books Can There Be Than The Book Of Humanity?

Through Gandhi And My Own Life Experience, I Have Learned About Nonviolence. I Believe That Human Life Is A Very Special Gift From God, And That No One Has A Right To Take That Away In Any Cause, However Just. I Am Convinced That Nonviolence Is More Powerful Than Violence.