The Will to Peace and Truth

The Will to Peace and Truth

B. C. Goodwin

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Balboa Press AU
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Política y gobierno
ISBN:
9798765205242
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The Will to Peace and Truth is fundamentally a human condition. It is our design for living life, the design for human survival, growth and transcendence.The Will to Peace and Truth is a philosophy of life that will pierce through the lies and vices that lead to betrayal, pierce through the corruption of politics, religion and our own biases that lead to mistrust, fighting, war and hatred of what is different. It will ultimately open us up to the virtues of what makes life worth living. It is one philosophy to unite them all.This book investigates the ethical challenges of societies and asks what is right and wrong, good and evil, and can we create a utopia or are we destined for a dystopia? If humanity grasps the Will to Peace and Truth, I reason it will act as the backbone to humanities transcendence. We will move beyond forced or self-inflicted slavery into liberty for all. We will move beyond a world of despair into one of hope. We will create leaders with the courage and wisdom in order to actually lead well.The Will to Peace and Truth if embraced will be a move away from hatred and violence, and towards love and unity.May truth conquer, peace reign, and humanity become that immortal shining light that illuminates the dark of the universe.

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