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Choosing Life: Developing a Common Vision for Korea |
| Section: CURRENT ISSUES / SPECIAL REPORT--FINALLY ENDING THE KOREAN WAR |
| Author: Paul F. Chamberlin |
| Publication: The world & I online |
| Issue Date: 1/1/2005 |
| Size: 1,566 Words, 10,107 Characters |
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Yahweh is recorded as saying in Deuteronomy (30:10) that "I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life so that you and your children may live." With this thought in mind, let us think about challenges to peace on the Korean Peninsula and look for some courageous solutions.
I. Goal
Our goal is to produce a state of harmony among the Korean War combatants. Is this feasible given the misunderstandings and mistrust that infect the relationships?
II. Current situation
Americans and many others see North Korea as presenting a serious threat to peace and stability due to its large military, ballistic missile capabilities, weapons of mass destruction, and self-proclaimed nuclear weapons program. In the post 9/11 environment, Americans see North Korea as...
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...g relations and educating North Koreans about how to live in the modern world.
-- Significantly improve mutual understanding.
Let us choose life.
© 2004 Interreligous and International Federation for World Peace. This article was first presented as a paper at an IIFWP conference held August 11-16, 2003 that was titled "The World at a Turning Point: A Global Vision of Good Governance."
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