To the Peoples of the World
| To the Peoples of the World (1986) by A Bahá’í Statement on Peace by the Universal House of Justice |
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Contents
[edit]- Introduction
- Foreword
- Part One: To the Peoples of the World
- Part Two: Annotations
- The Quest for Peace
- Technology: For War or Peace?
- The Spectre of War
- Aggression and Human Nature
- Collective Growth of Mankind
- The Transcendent Nature of the Human Spirit
- Progressive Revelation
- Role of Religion in Establishing World Peace
- The Golden Rule
- Substitute Faiths
- Disarmament
- Declarations and Conventions of the United Nations
- Barriers to Peace:
- Racism
- Disparity between Rich and Poor
- Unbridled Nationalism
- Religious Strife
- Important Prerequisites for Peace:
- Equality of the Sexes
- Universal Education
- Improved Global Communication
- Unity: The Cardinal Prerequisite for Peace
- Towards a New World Order
- Consultation and Conflict Resolution
- The Experience of the Bahá'í Community
- Appreciations
- About the Contributors
- Select Bahá'í Bibliography
Table Of Contents
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