The author looks forward to a time when the civilization of war
will be replaced by a culture of peace, based on a culture of
democracy; a world where individuals work and create and invent the
texture of their lives in their local communities, freed from the
fears of the war-culture. Nelson Mandela, F.W. De Klerk, Yasser
Arafat and Mikhail Gorbachev are used as examples of people who are
moving forward and challenging routine and the system. The author
argues that to write a new page we must re-dedicate ourselves to
the ethical force of peace rather than the coercive force of war.
Only by striving for a new renaissance locally, nationally, and
internationally, can perceptions and actions determine the shape of
things to come.
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