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A Vision for Humanity Moving Mankind in the Right Direction

A Vision for Humanity Moving Mankind in the Right Direction

Jason Shohara

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2023
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Filosofía social y política
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9798887032139
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Where is the world going? Do people have a clear direction of life? The world constantly talks about peace in the world. Yet it still practices the business of solving its problems through wars, fighting and killing. Governments are ineffective and leading their people in the wrong direction. Many books have offered theories to fix the ills of the world by promoting peace, but none have inspired people to take action. This book is by a commoner written for the people from an average person’s perspective.

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