“Fred Rogers richly deserves a place in the pantheon of pacifists who tried to shake the foundations of society and culture. To the day of his death, he was a radical Christian pacifist—fervently committed to the end of violence and… — Michael G. Long Copy Share Image
“war is not nice because it’s such a waste, as Queen Sara puts it. It wastes precious resources that could otherwise be used for… — Michael G. Long Copy Share Image
“By placing Rogers in context, then, we can finally see that his compassion was not a vague feeling of warmth and fuzziness, but that… — Michael G. Long Copy Share Image
“Rogers held that there is not one fact or piece of data that will ever make war (or even preparing for war) morally permissible.” — Michael G. Long Copy Share Image
“Fred Rogers richly deserves a place in the pantheon of pacifists who tried to shake the foundations of society and culture. To the day… — Michael G. Long Copy Share Image
“I guess you know how important I think people are,” he states, unqualifiedly, during the series. “When we start thinking about everything in the… — Michael G. Long Copy Share Image
“Fred Rogers was not just a compassionate human being; he was a practicing Christian who firmly believed that human compassion has its ultimate source… — Michael G. Long Copy Share Image
