Lessons in violence
Peace is “a virtue, a state of mind, a disposition for benevolence, confidence, justice,” according to the Dutch philosopher Spinoza. The Britannica Dictionary defined peace as “a quiet and calm state, not bothered by thoughts or feelings of doubt, guilt, worry, etc.” Mahatma Gandhi thinks that peac...
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| Gaia: | Peace is “a virtue, a state of mind, a disposition for benevolence, confidence, justice,” according to the Dutch philosopher Spinoza. The Britannica Dictionary defined peace as “a quiet and calm state, not bothered by thoughts or feelings of doubt, guilt, worry, etc.” Mahatma Gandhi thinks that peace is not only an ideal, but also the way, i.e., both the means and the end.Therefore, we have to live a peaceful life and conduct all our affairs peacefully, in order to achieve peace personally, socially, culturally, internationally, and environmentally. The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy, moreover, claims that all (true) philosophy-lovers are peace-lovers. |
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