A Declaration of Peace, containing Universal Principles of Peace, that articulates a particular viewpoint and stance that individuals, families and organizations may wish to adopt in order to promote world peace. Local, state and national governments may wish to adopt the declaration as a "Resolution" in their legislative body.
by Peter Falkenberg Brown, December 5, 2004
"A Declaration of Peace", containing Universal Principles of
Peace, articulates a particular viewpoint and stance that
individuals, families and organizations may wish to adopt
in order to promote world peace. Local, state and national
governments may wish to adopt the declaration as a "Resolution"
in their legislative body.
The document is below, in pdf format.
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Peter Falkenberg Brown is passionate about writing, publishing and public speaking. He hopes that someday he can live up to his favorite motto: “Expressing God’s white-hot, transcendent love in all directions, every second of every day, creates an infinitely expanding sphere of heart.”
~ Deus est auctor amoris et decoris. ~
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