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AVoice Cries Out:
What's
Right
about theWorld
Toinorrow?
Three world views for tomorrow:
Only one will become
reality!
T
ODAY,
chaos, tomor
row, the world
erupts
into
PEACE!
Today, threat
of human extinction. Tomor
row,
UTOPIA
grips the earth'
You don't have to believe itl It's
as certain as the rising of tomor
row's sun!
Humanity won't bring it about� It is
going to be done to us
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People are going
to be compellPd to enjoy PF.ACF. world
wlde, to be happy, r.o
experience
universal -'BU!'HlANCE
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. l'top\s" Why
not'. Why should it
be
an imaginat�· or
impossible pipe dream
..,
Think about
that� There's a c.H'SE for rodav's
apparently �nsl)lvable problems and
unstoppable evils. It's a
u·ay of /1/e
- the way I simplify by the one word
"c;ET.' '
What do world leaders expect" The
two most widely held are di\"ergent
views. Paradoxically they point in
oppogite
directions.
Many world
leaders now
expect
though they immediately put the
thought out of mind-that
nuclear
and
other means ofmass de-st
ruction e\·entu
alJy�perhaps soon-will erase mankind
from the face of the ear th'
At least four other causes.
beside
nuclear anoih1la.tion. nqw for the nr�t
time in history make possible human
exrinction--and by the hand of \UN'
Some point out that man has never yet
invented a new means of greater mass
destruction that has not been actuall
y
used.'
Yet we all try to :-:imply put that
awesome pos.sihility out of mind' Do we
suppose that just not thinking ahout it.
and doing norhint! about ir, will auro
maticaHy cause the- threat to )?o away·)
But a wellsknown philnsnpher and
author. Aldous Huxlev. said. ··\fost
prophec.
v tends rn o�ctliare hetween an
extreme uf �loom and the .....-ddest
nptimism." Another Sf't of c;f 'er'> thinks
the world is destined c;ofln to becnme a
gigantic sort .,f l'an'.as:-. land. The
human race wd/ linci rerr�ttrnJ happi.
ne!-.s plaving with an Pnd\ess d.:.snr'tment
,lf eH•r more ingenin11s rnechalli,,
_·al 111\s
produced by science, technology and
industrv
Hut these nptimistic gJamorous pre
dictions -.eem trHallv to PXdude the
c;tark reality that human happiness and
well· heing
ii-
a ,piritual, not a phy<.ical
nr materialisric. rnndi(inn The near
future glamorous predictions O\.erl110k
the addttlvnol--.narl:-. c\nd prnhlem� thelr
nwn predictit)ns would hrinj:!
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fhe
ovf>rcrnwded, .;,nar\ed. enervating cos
mopolitan life uf this ,.,ptimistic view ls
rath�r
fril,!h{ening
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But when we take a hard, cold,
realistic view uf conditions <1nd trends,
they point inevital-:,[y to a fast -apprriach-
1ng WORLD f"Rl�I-.\ of combined nucle-ar
war. stan·atlOn. uncnntmllahlf' dlsE>a)";e
epidemics, tontinued esralating crime.
;.iolence, the population explosion
and human extinctinn
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Yet SO",f: OF T"HF::"'F. 1....; 1;01...;(; TO
H . .. PPF.S'
It is nnt fantasv or surNstitinn hut
reality and
H.CT
that he fore man
annihilate.:-- mankind. that supre-me
p,-,wered un:,':een ··Strong Hand from
Someplace· · is going tn inte-rvene tn this
world's atfa.irs
�nrne wr>rld·known o;cienti._t,; have
said 1)LJr only hnpe. now. l" fur a �uper
go\·ernment ruling over all nations -
wlth tlnly its nrH" m1\ilfH\' {on : e. \hn
can't hnn� this about
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Hut that ··L'nseen
Pown'" c.-1t..,
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-and before we de,;trov
nurselves \.\:JLL.1 . JJ nur irnwhab]e
prnhlems and evils are heing c.4c·�fo:D bv
a wa�· uf life l <simplify b\. the wnrd
· 1<ET · \1ankind ""·ill he turned 1n the
Ufl\ 1lf "(;l\f
(
'-nutrlnv.·1ni 1.0\F. towt1rd
God and man
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There ...hall, in :ictual fact. he ::!
one.world (;O\ ·FR"\ff"' r H·c1m.1n ciq]i.
zc1tion won't bring it dhout. It will be
done r,, us' \\.'hethE'r ,me ht>lie-\es it.
dnf'sn'r m,llter_ It's as certain dS the
rising: nf tomnno\l.·s ",\ln
At'ler we pasi:. the �upreme world
crisis Just ;:ihead. there .-:.hall dawn the
WO.... f)fRFI L WORf O f0'.10RROW
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\\.'orld
PEACE. happiness, universal AB1·1•..0A�CE
shall at \ast !!;rip thl:; f"<lnh.
\ 't11p\a ,''
Weil. w H'I: �OT' It is
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1ur ,, . Rf- HOPE!
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w
A.R\f:-iTRO\(;
Founder
Ambassador
Fnundati(,n
V.'e have nothing to �ell. Hut un re4ue.;t \uu ma , , · rf'Cf'I\ P , gratis. a Jti·pa�e
E'\'t>·•)pening honk\et, Th� V.:nridyrfui \ · \'"rid fq,n
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