10 Facts About World peace

Various religious and secular organizations have the stated aim of achieving world peace through addressing human rights, technology, education, engineering, medicine, or diplomacy used as an end to all forms of fighting.

Proponents of democratic World peace theory, developed mainly in the 1960s but relying in part on eighteenth century Kantian theory, and frequently espoused by Western politicians, claim that strong empirical evidence exists that democracies never or rarely wage war against each other.

Lesser peace is essentially a collective security agreement between the nations of the world.

The lesser World peace is limited in scope and is concerned with the establishment of basic order and the universal recognition of national borders and the sovereignty of nations.

Baha'is believe that the lesser World peace is taking place largely through the operation of the Divine Will and that Baha'i influence on the process is relatively minor.

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Greatest peace is the eventual end goal of the lesser peace and is envisioned as a time of spiritual and social unity – a time when the peoples of the world genuinely identify with and care for one another, rather than simply tolerating one other's existence.

Peace pagodas are monuments that are built to symbolize and inspire world peace and have been central to the peace movement throughout the years.

Many Christians believe that world peace is expected to be manifest upon the "new earth" that is promised in Christian scripture such as Revelation 21.

World peace is hence only achieved through internal means—by liberating ourselves from artificial boundaries that separate us all.

At that time love, justice and peace will be so abundant that the world will be in the likeness of paradise.