I'm not sure if arbitration would be considered a "legal proceeding" - it's a defined process that both parties agreed to upon entering into the agreement in the first place.
It's "legally binding", yes... but so is the initial contract.
It's "legally binding", yes... but so is the initial contract.
> 7. In seeking to achieve a settlement, the Christian is committed to going the second mile. The Christian should support various alternatives to litigation such as arbitration and meditation.
http://www.anabaptistwiki.org/mediawiki/index.php/The_Use_of...
For anyone else reading, the link might explain some of the philosophy.