Toward World Peace: Seeing the Unity Between Us All

by Stephen Knapp

This book points out the essential reasons why peace in the world and cooperation among people, communities, and nations have been so difficult to establish. It also advises the only way real peace and harmony can be achieved. In order for peace and unity to exist, we must first realize what barriers and divisions keep us apart. Only then can we break down those barriers to see the unity that naturally exists between us all. Then, rather than focusing...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1452813744
• ISBN13: 9781452813745
• Release Date: May 2010
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 82 Pages
• Weight: 0.27 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

"A Premier Primer"

"Toward World Peace Seeing the Unity Between Us All" gives a profound outline for conducting one's life at the highest and most integrated level! It offers guiding principles for anyone who seeks to bring peace, light and love, and higher wisdom to our planet... or to their place of work. Stephen's book shows us that world peace truly begins within the indivdual! As a registered nurse and medical missionary, I try to let these principles guide my work at home or in third world countries. This book embraces all of the major religions and should be published in every language and distributed throughout the world as a primer for children as well as adults. It is magnificent!

A directional sign on the road to world peace.

As a fellow traveler on the road to enlightenment, I very much enjoyed this book. Through clear and concise writing and the use of some wonderful analogies the author gives an understandable and compassionate presentation of a very complex subject. How sad that world peace is so elusive when the solution is within our grasp. Chapter two on religious diversity and tolerance should be required reading. The author is obviously well studied in world religions. He references everthing from the Bible and Eastern religions to the Torah and the Book of Mormon. People of all religions who approach this book with an open mind and an open heart will find something of value here. A friend loaned me this book. After reading it I bought a copy as well as another of this author's titles. It is bad karma to use a highlighter in a borrowed book. While the author and I don't see eye to eye on everthing there are some great truths to be found in these pages. I would not only recommend buying this book, I'd get an extra copy to loan to your friends who don't understand the concept of highlighters and bad karma.