Cool Christian Anarchist / Pacifist Site

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I saw this site through an ad on LRC. Contrary to the example of Bush and mainstream churches, I believe that true Christianity is pacifist and hence anarchist. You could also make a case--and some do at this site--that it is anti-capitalist, but that doesn't imply government ownership of production.

I.e. if you're an atheist an-cap, you don't need to worry about neighboring Christian pacifists messing with (what you consider to be) your property. If they don't believe in using violence to stop a rapist, they're certainly not going to take your stock shares.

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