Talk:Prayer protest

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Strategy
- Gene Sharp "The Politics of Nonviolent Action" 1973
Theology
- Blumenthal, D. R. (1993). Facing the abusing God: A theology of protest. Westminster John Knox Press.
- Morrow, W. S. (2006). Protest against God: the eclipse of a Biblical tradition (Vol. 4). Sheffield Phoenix Press Limited.
History and Examples
- Ancient
- United States Colonial History
- Jewish Responses to Nazis
  - Tomlin, C. (2006). Protest and Prayer: Rabbi Dr Solomon Schonfeld and Orthodox Jewish Responses in Britain to the Nazi Persecution of Europe's Jews 1942-1945. Peter Lang.
- Gandhi
- Civil Rights Movement
- Contemporary Practitioners
  - Hair, P. D. (1999). Prayer and Protest: Bringing a Community Vision of Justice to a Labor Dispute. U. Pa. J. Lab. & Emp. L., 2, 657.
  - Sack, K. (1997). In south, prayer is a form of protest. New York Times, 9.
See Also
- Heredia, L. (2011). From Prayer to Protest: The Immigrant Rights Movement and the Catholic Church. Rallying for Immigrant Rights.

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