Wikipedia
Girardian Annotated Bibilography and Links Page
The Anthropology of René Girard and Traditional Doctrines of Atonement
FTs
Are the Gospels Mythical?
On War and Apocalypse
Touchstone
Violence and the Lamb Slain - An Interview with Rene Girard by Brian McDonald
The Scapegoat: René Girard's Anthropology of Violence and Religion
Colloquium On Violence and Religion (COVR) - Official website for exploration, criticism, and development of René Girard‘s Mimetic Theory
Raven Foundation
Raven Foundation's Teaching Nonviolent Atonement Blog
Theology and Peace
Theology and Peace Blog
Center for Christian Nonviolence
Michael Hardin
Preaching Peace
Christianity is Changing Blog
Tony Bartlett
Hope in Time (new website)
Hope in Time (old blog)
WoodHathHope
James Alison
Main Website
Jesus Forgiving the Victim
Imitatio
Contemplation in a world of violence: Girard, Merton, Tolle
Gil Bailie
The Cornerstone Forum is a non-profit institute concerned with today’s spiritual and moral crisis and dedicated to fostering a better understanding of the challenges that confront the Christian vocation in our time. The Forum's founder and president is Gil Bailie – a Catholic layman, author and lecturer. Mr. Bailie gives workshops, lectures and retreats, drawing on the anthropological work of René Girard, and the theology of Benedict XVI, Hans Urs von Balthasar, Henri de Lubac, John Paul II, and others.
Reflections on Faith and Culture Blog
Scriptorium
Ignatius Insight - A "Roamin' Catholic" and the Cultural Crisis
Communio - René Girard's Contribution to the Church of the 21st Century, Part One and Part Two
Anthropoetics: the Journal of Generative Anthropology
Chronicles of Love and Resentment
GABlog - Generative Anthropology in the Public Sphere
Abbot Andrew Marr
Imaginary Visions of True Peace - The Stories and Spiritual Teachings of a Benedictine Monk
Biblical Peacemaking
Lectionaries
Girardian Reflections on the Lectionary: Understanding the Bible Anew Through the Mimetic Theory of René Girard
Michael Hardin's Lectionaries Commentary
The Text This Week
No Outcasts
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