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portada 1000 Year March: Toward a Just Society
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
162
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x0.9 cm
Weight
0.23 kg.
ISBN13
9781720425366
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1000 Year March: Toward a Just Society

Brian Foster (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

1000 Year March: Toward a Just Society - Foster, Brian

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Synopsis "1000 Year March: Toward a Just Society"

"The development of these ideas (Spiritism) present three distinct periods. The first is that of curiosity, excited by the strangeness of the phenomena produced; the second, that of reasoning and philosophy; the third, that of applications and consequences." (Allan Kardec)We are in the third period of the Third Revelation, that of Application and Consequences. Hence, the excitement has been worn off during the early heady years of Allan Kardec, the Doctrine has been discussed and further defined by the books of Leon Denis, Francisco (Chico) C. Xavier, Yvonne Pereira, Divaldo Franco and other mediums. Now it is the time to start applying the Doctrine, to not only our daily lives but to transform the world.What should happen when more and more people believe in the Doctrine of Spiritism? Do we collectively continue on as before? A mass market for consumers, while the media feeds us moral relativism? Absolutely not - as Spiritist, we must begin the transformation from a planet of atonement to a world of regeneration. A world of respect and justice, without martial conflicts. Sounds easy, but extremely difficult to implement. And it must be a gradual and non-violent evolution. For the end does not justify the means. The means (love, charity, fraternity, respect, and honor) justify the end, for that is the only path which adheres to what we have learned.

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