how on earth can the words peace and force be used in the same breath?

Answer 1

Unfortunately hannibal Lecter said it best in Red Dragon when he said that the world we live in is neither savage or wise..

We're living in a time where we have yet to evolve beyond the need for violence to solve our problems. It's the only finite way to completely overcome adversity that we know of as mammals in our state of evolution.

Hence any illusion of peace is only there but for the threat of violence in the background to maintain it.

We are not a peaceful people.

Hence force begets the illusion of peace.. no matter how temporary or long lasting.

Until we, as the human race, become wise enough to settle our differences in ways other than war and violence.. the only way we see times without conflict and death comes from the threat of war, not from the threat of loss of peace.

Answer 2

No. The be conscious non secular can mean many countless issues and it does mean many countless issues, to diverse human beings. I even have observed that individuals tend to apply the be conscious non secular alot while describing Christianity and Islam. probable through fact Islam and Christianity are the two considered as being relatively inflexible and, employing the be conscious non secular softens the sides slightly.

Answer 3

If you are not willing to use force to protect the innocent, there can be no peace. There are people who want to take what others have by force. It has always been so and probably always will be so.

Answer 4

Because peace doesn't just happen by itself. The world is not a Coke commercial.

Answer 5

easy.

take in a good breath, then say peace and then say force!

Answer 6

Ever hear of the Pax Romana?

Answer 7

Because there are people who will only leave you alone if somebody comes up to them and says: "Stop that - or else."

Answer 8

You just did it. Only way I can see.