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... Gandhi insisted above all to follow nonviolence. ... 45)
At first Gandhian nonviolence (soul force) and violence (force by means of weapons) may seem opposite modes of political action. ... 195) However, Gandhi’s optimism about human nature may lead us to wonder: how does nonviolence work? ... 189)
Although the virtues of nonviolence technique were open to constant criticism, Gandhi proved otherwise that there were many instances where nonviolence was used effectively against many odds and difficult circumstances. To make nonviolence work, Gandhi trained people with strict discipline and conduct. ... 268) This explains unequivocally that nonviolence made the most common sense. ... 377) This attribute of awaking nonviolence awareness in the world goes to India because of Gandhi being a good example. ... How does nonviolence work in such situations? ... 417)
The followers of nonviolence gained their strength by living very close to God and by accepting God’s will in all things.
Approximate Word count = 1280
Approximate Pages = 5.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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