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Man Has But Little Heeded The Advice Of The Wise Men. He Has Been - Fatefully, If Not Willingly - Less Virtuous, Less Constant, Less Rational, Less Peaceful Than He Knows How To Be, Than He Is Fully Capable Of Being. He Has Been Led Astray From The Ways Of Peace And Brotherhood By His Addiction To Concepts And Attitudes Of Narrow Nationalism, Racial And Religious Bigotry, Greed And Lust For Power.

Peace Is No Mere Matter Of Men Fighting Or Not Fighting. Peace, To Have Meaning For Many Who Have Known Only Suffering In Both Peace And War, Must Be Translated Into Bread Or Rice, Shelter, Health, And Education, As Well As Freedom And Human Dignity - A Steadily Better Life. If Peace Is To Be Secure, Long-suffering And Long-starved, Forgotten Peoples Of The World, The Underprivileged And The Undernourished, Must Begin To Realize Without Delay The Promise Of A New Day And A New Life.

In His Scientific Genius, Man Has Wrought Material Miracles And Has Transformed His World. He Has Harnassed Nature And Has Developed Great Civilizations. But He Has Never Learned Very Well How To Live With Himself. The Values He Has Created Have Been Predominantly Materialistic; His Spiritual Values Have Lagged Far Behind. He Has Demonstrated Little Spiritual Genius And Has Made Little Progress Toward The Realization Of Human Brotherhood. In The Contemporary Atomic Age, This Could Prove Man's Fatal Weakness.

To Make Our Way, We Must Have Firm Resolve, Persistence, Tenacity. We Must Gear Ourselves To Work Hard All The Way. We Can Never Let Up.

To Suggest That War Can Prevent War Is A Base Play On Words And A Despicable Form Of Warmongering. The Objective Of Any Who Sincerely Believe In Peace Clearly Must Be To Exhaust Every Honorable Recourse In The Effort To Save The Peace. The World Has Had Ample Evidence That War Begets Only Conditions That Beget Further War.