I have always been a true supporter of globalization, of a…
“I have always been a true supporter of globalization, of a world religion that would show to the man more truth about this world, which would be closer to him. A religion where the true divinity is the man and not what is alien to him. I have said countless of times that only a world religion may truly bring peace on earth. I see this world religion based on the principles in this book. Even in the case of the society of the Sacred Self or of the spiritualist society, as I see the future of mankind Man will be and will remain an eternally religious being, being its entire being will be based on the Prayer of Solidarity with Divinity and the Self Universe and its exterior, solidarity due to the Vanity to which all of this is obeying.”
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
The author envisions a universal belief system that unites humanity under shared spiritual values, believing it could foster global peace.
In simple terms: A world religion could unite people and bring peace.
Key Takeaway
Consider inclusive values over exclusive doctrines.
Themes
global unity
spirituality
peacebuilding
humanism
religious pluralism
Mood
hopeful
reflective
skeptical
Type
ideological
aspirational
philosophical
When to use this quote
- interfaith dialogue
- global policy
- education curricula
- community rituals
- peace negotiations
Key Concepts
philosophy
sociology
theology
Questions to Reflect On
- Can peace be achieved without a single doctrine?
- How to balance unity with diversity?
A Different Perspective
A single religion may suppress cultural diversity and individual freedom.