Anarchismo Cristiano: differenze tra le versioni

Molti anarco-cristiani sono oggi attivi online (websites, facebook, forums, mailing lists e blogs), come ''A Pinch of Salt'', mgazine anarco-cristiana degli anni '80, fatto rivivere nel 2006 da Keith Hebden in un blog; <ref> Christoyannopoulos, Alexandre (2010). Christian Anarchism: A Political Commentary on the Gospel. Exeter: Imprint Academic. pp. 264 and 265. Online communities</ref> ''Jesus Radicals'' fondato dalle comunità mennonite nel 2000 ed oggi organizzate da Nekeisha Alexis-Baker, Joanna Shenk e Mark Van Steenwyk <ref>Nekeisha and Andy Alexis-Baker (2000). "[https://www.jesusradicals.com/ Radicals]".</ref>; ''Lost Religion of Jesus'' creato da Adam Clark nel 2005; <ref>Adam Clark (2005), "[https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Lost_Religion_of_Jesus/info Lost Religion of Jesus]". Yahoo Groups!.</ref> Christian Anarchists creato da Jason Barr nel 2006; <ref>William Van Wagenen (2007), "[https://themormonworker.wordpress.com/ The Mormon Worker blog]". wordpress.com.</ref> ''The Mormon Worker'', blog e rivista, fondato nel 2007 da William Van Wagenen per promuovere Mormonismo, anarchismo e pacifismo; <ref>William Van Wagenen (2007), [https://themormonworker.wordpress.com/ The Mormon Worker newspaper].</ref> ''Academics and Students Interested in Religious Anarchism'' (ASIRA) fondato da Alexandre Christoyannopoulos nel 2008; <ref>Alexandre Christoyannopoulos (2008), ''[http://archive.is/zTc6 Academics and Students Interested in Religious Anarchism (ASIRA)]''. Anarchist Studies Network.</ref> Christian Anarchists Meeting Prayerfully to Understand Scripture (C.A.M.P.U.S.) fondato nello Utah da Shawn McCraney; ''Federazione Anarchico Cristiana''