A Peace Manifesto: An Agenda for the WorldProgram Unit on International Affairs, National Council of Churches in the Philippines, 1991 - Peace - 58 pages |
Contents
A Global Survey | 14 |
Peace Program | 20 |
Courses of Action | 39 |
Copyright | |
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action aggression armed armed conflict Asia attain attempt basic battles believe causes changes Churches colonial Community complete continue Council countries coup course cultural democratic destruction discrimination East Eastern Europe economic effort equality establishment Europe European exist expressed fact faith February forces foreign forms give given global groups hope hostilities human rights interests International involves issues January justice land lasting laws leaders liberation light live means measures ment military moral movement natural nuclear organizations ourselves parties people's Philippine Daily Inquirer Philippines political position possible practice principles problems Program progress pursue questions Quezon City region relations responsibility rooted seek situation social society Solidarity specific structures struggle for peace suffering taken talks Third tion United University USSR violence waging wars weapons Western women world peace