Christian anarchism - Catholic Worker Movement

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The Catholic Worker Movement, founded by Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin on May 1, 1933, is a Christian movement dedicated to nonviolence and simple living. Over 130 Catholic Worker communities exist in the United States where "houses of hospitality" care for the homeless. The Joe Hill House of hospitality (which closed in 1968) in Salt Lake City, Utah featured an enormous twelve feet by fifteen foot mural of Jesus Christ and Joe Hill. The Catholic Worker Movement has consistently protested against war and violence for over seven decades ...

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Many Christian anarchists hold a higher critical view of the Bible and therefore do not feel obliged to follow the complete text as law. They base their beliefs on what they think are the simple principles and historic messages of Jesus, rather than obediently following every passage in the Christian Bible. Leo Tolstoy and Ammon Hennacy subscribed to this philosophy. A few of the key historic messages Christian anarchists practice are the principles of nonviolence, nonresistance and turning the other cheek, which are illustrated in ma ...

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Christian anarchism - Nonconformism. In 1533, Anglicanism was formed after Henry VIII opposed certain Vatican decisions and directives, including Pope Clement VII's refusal to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon and England's obligation to pay taxes in the form of Peter's Pence. Then over the 17th and 18th centuries several English Dissenters, such as George Fox, Isaac Watts and John Bunyan, criticised the Church of England and split away from Anglicanism. Nonconformist organisations include the Religious Society of Friends, also known as the Quake ...

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Christian anarchism, Christian anarchism - Fall of the Roman Empire, Christian anarchism - The Reformation, Christian anarchism - Other trends towards anarchism, Christian anarchism - Nonconformism, Christian anarchism - Restorationism, Christian anarchism - The Doukhobors, Christian anarchism - Catholic Worker Movement, Christian anarchism - Spirituality, Christian anarchism - Anarchist Biblical views and principles, Christian anarchism - Biblical passages cited by anarchists, Christian anarchism - Anarchist Biblical interpretations, Christian anarchism - Quotes, Christian anarchism - Thinkers, Christian anarchism - Søren Kierkegaard, Christian anarchism - Henry David Thoreau, Christian anarchism - Leo Tolstoy, Christian anarchism - Nikolai Berdyaev, Christian anarchism - Ammon Hennacy, Christian anarchism - Jacques Ellul, Christian anarchism - Thomas J. Hagerty, Christian anarchism - Other Christian anarchists, Christian anarchism - Criticism, Christian anarchism - Organisations, Christian anarchism - Reference

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Christian anarchism - Søren Kierkegaard. Søren Kierkegaard (1813 - 1855), a Danish philosopher and theologian who some consider to be the archetypal Christian anarchist for his theory that the claims culture and state make on an individual lie in opposition to the claim God makes on all people. Kierkegaard advocated perfect obedience to God even if that conflicted with the bourgois customs, secular law and government. He has been compared to Max Stirner, the great individualist anarchist. Kierkegaard is regarded as the father of Christian existentialism. C ...

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Christian anarchism, Christian anarchism - Fall of the Roman Empire, Christian anarchism - The Reformation, Christian anarchism - Other trends towards anarchism, Christian anarchism - Nonconformism, Christian anarchism - Restorationism, Christian anarchism - The Doukhobors, Christian anarchism - Catholic Worker Movement, Christian anarchism - Spirituality, Christian anarchism - Anarchist Biblical views and principles, Christian anarchism - Biblical passages cited by anarchists, Christian anarchism - Anarchist Biblical interpretations, Christian anarchism - Quotes, Christian anarchism - Thinkers, Christian anarchism - Søren Kierkegaard, Christian anarchism - Henry David Thoreau, Christian anarchism - Leo Tolstoy, Christian anarchism - Nikolai Berdyaev, Christian anarchism - Ammon Hennacy, Christian anarchism - Jacques Ellul, Christian anarchism - Thomas J. Hagerty, Christian anarchism - Other Christian anarchists, Christian anarchism - Criticism, Christian anarchism - Organisations, Christian anarchism - Reference

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