Peace On Earth A Wonderful Wish But No Way
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Peace on Earth: A Beautiful Dream but Unlikely Reality
Summary
As long as humans can think, there will be greed, envy, prejudice, and anger, leading to war. While many believe in the moral guidelines of the Ten Commandments, our desires often lead us to stray. Imperfection is part of being human.---
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When asked, "If you could have one wish, what would it be?" many?"from beauty pageant contestants to politicians, religious leaders to children?"often answer, "Peace on Earth" or "An end to all wars." While these aspirations are noble, they may never come to pass. Human nature, with all its complexities, makes perpetual peace unlikely.
Throughout history, peace has been elusive. Early humans fought over territory, resources, and even personal disputes. Biblical tales like Cain and Abel reveal the age-old nature of conflict. Wars for freedom, such as America's Revolutionary War, and internal struggles like the Civil War, underscore humanity's enduring strife.
The ability to think ensures that conflicts will persist. Wars erupt over concepts like freedom, honor, and dignity, as well as tangible desires for territory and power. Prejudice, in various forms, fuels these conflicts. People harbor biases?"whether against different races, religions, body types, or even personalities. Disagreement and discord stem from differing values and perceptions.
Religion, often cited as a path to peace, paradoxically contributes to conflict. History is replete with religious wars: the Crusades, the Inquisition, and sectarian violence. Even atheism, seen by some as a belief system, has been used to justify oppression and violence.
The quest for power lies at the heart of much conflict. The desire to impose beliefs, to control resources, to gain respect and love, often leads to war. This drive can manifest as a desire to reshape others in one’s own image, exerting dominance and influence over them.
Ultimately, as long as we possess the capacity to think, human flaws such as greed and envy will lead to hostility. Though many adhere to moral teachings, including the Ten Commandments, the human condition inclines us toward desire, and thereby, imperfection.
In essence, to be human is to be flawed, and this imperfection fuels conflict. Though the wish for peace is beautiful, acknowledging the complexities of human nature is essential in understanding why it remains a distant dream.
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