This Biography is about one of the best Social Activist Ammon Hennacy including his Height, weight, Age & Other Detail…
Biography Of Ammon Hennacy | |
Real Name | Ammon Hennacy |
Nick Name | Ammon Ashford Hennacy |
Famous as | Christian Anarchist, Social Activist |
Nationality | American |
Religion | Catholic |
Personal life of Ammon Hennacy | |
Born on | 24 July 1893 |
Birthday | 24th July |
Died At Age | 76 |
Sun Sign | Leo |
Born in | Negley, Ohio |
Died on | 14 January 1970 |
Place of death | Utah |
Ideology | Anarchists |
Father | Benjamin Frankin Hennacy |
Mother | Eliza Eunice Fitz Randolph |
Spouses/Partners | Selma Melms, Joan Thomas |
Education | Hiram College, Ohio State University, University of Wisconsin-Madison |
Personal Fact of Ammon Hennacy | |
Ammon Ashford Hennacy was an Irish American pacifist and social activist prominently known for his works as a Christian anarchist. In his early adult years, he was an atheist and a supporter of big government. He passionately espoused socialism and the international union movement. His views were so extreme that he claimed to be in training to kill capitalists. However, his beliefs underwent a radical transformation after a two year prison sentence for resistance to the draft in World War I. After he organized a hunger strike among the prisoners, he was placed in solitary confinement. The only available book was the Bible and he completely renounced his former views and became a pacifist. After coming out of imprisonment, he voluntarily lived a life of poverty so that he would not have to pay taxes, some of which were used to support the military. He fasted and picketed in protest of the death penalty and the use of taxes in war. He referred to himself as a Christian anarchist based primarily on Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. He lived a life of simplicity and believed in what he called his One-Man Revolution against violence, sin, and coercion. He refused to support war or capital punishment and denied to pay taxes, working tirelessly for the homeless and indigent and for world peace. His life was an exceptional journey of self-awakening. |
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