Love Is Answer To Violence
If you are a student of history, you know that violence has been with humanity since the day Cain slew Abel. Despite its tragic commonality, death always shocks us more when we can relate to the person lost. That shock echoes in our hearts and minds, pushing us to ask the same questions: how did this happen, why did it happen and how can we prevent it from happening again? It is natural to tune out the deaths we cannot relate to, after all, it would be unbearably heavy to think about death constantly. But make no mistake: there are people who must think about it every day. First ...