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Choose Hope: Your Role In Waging Peace In The Nuclear Age

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This moving dialogue between an American author and a Japanese peace activist makes the compelling argument that ordinary people can and must guide their leaders to a safer future free from nuclear menace.

Hardcover: 224 pages

Publisher: Middleway Press; n Second printing edition (September 1, 2002)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0967469767

ISBN-13: 978-0967469768

Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.9 x 8.5 inches

Shipping Weight: 14.9 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)

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Choose Hope: Your Role In Waging Peace In The Nuclear Age by David Krieger (President of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation) and Daisaku Ikeda (President of the Soka Gakkai International and recipient of the 1983 United Nations Peace Award), is an uplifting, inspiring, and practical inquiry into what ordinary people can do to help eliminate the threat of nuclear war. Individual chapters address the critical importance of nongovernmental organizations, the future of the United Nations, the lessons of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and much, much more. Choose Hope is a highly recommended reading for anyone concerned with the proliferation of nuclear weapons technology and the resultant, globally engaging threat of nuclear warfare in these troubled times.

Yeah, choose Peace. This is the heart of Nichiren Buddhism----which is what SGI President Daisaku Ikeda practices. This book, Choose Hope, is a fantastic analysis on humanism and democracy. What's more is how we as human beings should be thinking of ways how to prevent war, not to extend it or prepare when it happens. As strongly emphasized by this book, preventing war/conflict is the absolute purpose of humanity.1st Soka Gakkai President Makiguchi once taught during World War 2 that our objective must to prolong peace and to think of means to prevent it... not to find means to harm others and harm our nation---which in turn harms our world.Purcahse this book and learn of the compiled humanistic values expounded by Martin Luther King, Gandhi, Daisaku Ikeda. It's worth every cent of your penny.

The co-author of this book, Daisaku Ikeda, is the president of a lay Buddhist organization called Sokka Gakai International(SGI). Weather a person practices buddhism or not the facts speak for themselve. SGI with Mr. Ikeda's leadership has help millions of people live happy productive lives and the world is a better place for it. As for the born again Christians who want to bring their Bibles to Buddhist meetings so they can proselytize their own faith I say this. Your waisting your time and your efforts are not appreciated. Have a great day.

Being a born again Christian..I LOVE everyone of ALL Faiths..I enjoyed reading the Book Choose Hope..I have a friend whom is an SGI member...and I used to attend their meetings until a member decided I could not bring my Bible to the Meetings...So I am still welcome but not with my Bible???God Bless You All!!In "Jesus" Most Precious Name...With Love...In Christ...Eileen

First I am SGI and I enjoy reading Ikeada dialouges, they are insightful and full of the wisdom of living with compassion. I am also a strong advocate of eliminating nuclear weapons, with the hope that some day we will look back on nuclear weapons like we look at slavery and say "what were we thinking" . The messages in this book resonate strongly in me and I think anyone would find this book informative and uplifting.

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