nonresistance

17 subentries

nonresistance. See also fighting; self-defense
accusation that enfeebled specimens would soon perish (143:1.2)
Jesus
cf: approved use of force to protect majority (173:1.11)
did not make teaching of n. a family rule (127:4.5)
goodness of Jesus destroys evil (188:5.2)
oft-repeated teaching (183:4.2)
opposed negative or passive nonresistance (159:5.9-12)
refused to defend himself (124:2.4) (133:1.3-5) (140:8.4) (143:1.7) (184:4.5)
cf: resisted what was inimical to his children (100:7.14)
cf: restrained madman’s attack in Crete (130:5.4)
teaching on n. is comprehended only by living (180:5.11)
cf: would defend himself fully against aggressor without moral judgment (133:1.4)
Lao-tse’s teaching (94:6.4,7)
nonviolence is only proper political and economic attitude of religion (99:0.2) (99:2.5) (143:1.7)
of selfish reaction to universe (180:5.9)
resist not injury to feelings of personal dignity (141:3.8)
violet race retained Edenic traditions of peacefulness for many millenniums (78:3.1) (78:4.5)

Cross-references

Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.