Conversations with Howard Thurman, February 1980, Cassette 10, Side A

Thurman discusses the complex nature of human experiences with suffering, violence, and social change. He reflects on personal encounters, such as guarding a house during a potential mob attack, and the moral dilemmas of choosing between violence and nonviolence, ultimately emphasizing that actions, such as feeding the hungry, should stem from a deep spiritual connection with others, rather than simply fulfilling immediate physical needs.

Thurman, Howard

1980-02-20

Nia Waterhouse

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