Peace in the post-Christian era
draft with author's corrections, 1962?
Book • 1962
The book examines the challenges to peace in a world increasingly detached from Christian values.
Merton explores the roots of violence and war, linking them to societal alienation and spiritual emptiness.
He critiques the reliance on technology and political ideologies as solutions to human conflict.
Merton emphasizes the importance of inner peace and contemplation as essential foundations for building a just and harmonious society.
He advocates for a return to fundamental human values, urging individuals to cultivate compassion and reject materialism.
Ultimately, the book offers a vision of peace rooted in personal transformation and a renewed commitment to spiritual principles.
Merton explores the roots of violence and war, linking them to societal alienation and spiritual emptiness.
He critiques the reliance on technology and political ideologies as solutions to human conflict.
Merton emphasizes the importance of inner peace and contemplation as essential foundations for building a just and harmonious society.
He advocates for a return to fundamental human values, urging individuals to cultivate compassion and reject materialism.
Ultimately, the book offers a vision of peace rooted in personal transformation and a renewed commitment to spiritual principles.
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