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    that is covered by the still small voice of conscience.” Those words came from a man who made his life on truth and simplicity. Gandhi was a man who seen that at the bottom of every religion they are all the same. He tried to show the world that nonviolence and peace is mightier than the most powerful weapon. Gandhi’s natural will and determination to show the world what we all could do inspires me to do my best. When I dedicate myself to something that interests me‚ I put all I can into it to succeed

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    Martin Luther King Jr. is known for his nonviolent approach to gain freedom for the African American community. He gained much respect and has become a figure to appreciate. At a time of so much oppression‚ he refused to abide by the Whites and wanted to abide by both Whites and Blacks. In his famous letter at Birmingham Jail‚ he addresses the topic of acting now and acting with the full support of everyone. In this way he is similar to Malcolm X who also wanted the Africans to stand up against the

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    South Africa‚ all gained independence through freedom movements headed by their ambitious leaders. Mohandas Gandhi‚ India’s freedom leader believed Satyagraha would help India to achieve its freedom. Satyagrapha was based upon the principles of nonviolence‚ civil disobedience‚ and the belief that the truth will set you free. Mohandas Gandhi‚ leader of the Indian National Congress wanted Swaraj‚ independence‚ in India. In 1930 after Britain informed India that salt was to be exclusively obtained from

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    Non-violence Strategies in Israel/Palestine As the world is familiar with the on-going conflict between Israel and Palestine‚ and we are aware that the uproar between these two nations had been in the most extreme form. Judaism and Islam are two of the world’s oldest and largest monotheistic religions. These religions share a variety of customs‚ beliefs‚ and practices. At the same time‚ there are enough differences that make these two clash. Although there are many conflicts going on in this

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    in India showed the extent of the coverage‚ of king’s participation in the Montgomery bus boycott‚ in India. “Gandhians accepted King openly and praised him for his efforts in Montgomery‚ which they looked upon as an example of the potential of nonviolence [Gandhi’s teachings] outside of

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    Mahatma before pulling out a semiautomatic pistol and shooting him three times at point-blank range” (Bio). The violent act took the life of a pacifist who spent his life preaching nonviolence. All involved in the murder including Godse himself were executed in November 1949. Gandhi’s lifestyle and commitment to nonviolence continues to be an inspiration and source of hope for oppressed people around the globe. His mission is continued during present day and the impact he had on India is still felt

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    Religion is a collection of belief systems‚ cultural systems‚ and world views that relate humanity to spirituality and‚ sometimes‚ to moral values. Social justice is a full and equal participation of all groups in a society‚ mutually shaped to meet their needs. Learning about different religions and their systems of beliefs have opened my eyes to understand; the different views that are out there and how someone from a completely different system of belief can influence you and your actions. But

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    British-imposed salt tax with the 400 km (250 mi) Dandi Salt March in 1930‚ and later in calling for the British toQuit India in 1942. He was imprisoned for many years‚ upon many occasions‚ in both South Africa and India. Gandhi attempted to practise nonviolence and truth in all situations‚ and advocated that others do the same. He lived modestly in a self-sufficient residential community and wore the traditional Indian dhoti and shawl‚ woven with yarn hand spun on a charkha. He ate simple vegetarian food

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    tradition in Japan (McGraw & Hill 2008). The Eastern philosopher‚ I believed that Mohandas K. Gandhi‚ Mohandas was better known as Gandhi. Gandhi made good compelling arguments for his ideas (McGraw & Hill‚ 2008). Gandhi‚ known for his nonviolence to help the political freedom for India and for striving to instill a sense of self-respect in all human being (McGraw & Hill‚ 2008). Hinduism life was for humans to live every day‚ ordinary consciousness to the contemplation of the divine Being

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    Throughout the course of time many people have fought for human rights many different ways. Gandhi who was thrown off a bus wanted equal rights for colored people‚ Cesar Chavez who fought for immigrant workers rights‚ and Pope Francis who today fights for human rights. Gandhi‚ Cesar Chavez‚ and Pope Francis‚ who were all determined‚ spoke out to the public and inspired them to enact change for human rights. Gandhi wanted to fight for human rights because he was thrown off the bus because he was

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