Peace.

What is the meaning of that word to Z-nationalists?

After having listened
more than three years to their propaganda
I conclude,
that in their mind
peace is a state of affairs in which
all opposition has been eliminated
‒ no matter the cost and the amount of victims.

What is the meaning of peace to America First nationalists?

After having listened
to DJT for one full presidential term
and the beginning of his second term
I conclude,
that in his mind
and in the minds of his supporters
peace is a state of affairs in which
ruthless actors may do whatever they like
‒ unless other equally ruthless actors oppose them.

What is the meaning of peace to the Red Dragon Revivalists?

After having studied
the history of China
and after having listened carefully
to the speeches of the leaders of the PRC
I conclude,
that in their mind
peace means top-down governance
with strong suppression of dissent
and expansion of state control
and global sphere of influence.


But these are all misconceptions of peace.
What is the true meaning of the word?

At its core peace is understood
as a state of harmony
and absence of conflict
within individuals,
within societies
and between nations.

True peace is also seen as intertwined with justice.
Peace with justice means ensuring
fairness,
equality
and protection of human rights
for all individuals.

This concept is rooted in the idea
that lasting peace cannot exist in a society where people are
marginalized,
oppressed
or denied their fundamental rights.


My personal belief is,
that true everlasting peace can be achieved only
when the world accepts Jesus Christ as it’s Lord and Savior.
Without His government
mankind sees forced and unjust peace,
the peace of mass graves
and the peace after mutual adequate destruction.

Neither Z-nationalists,
America First nationalists,
the Red Dragon Revivalists
nor a variety of other actors
have committed themselves
to the service of the Prince of Peace.

Those who are committed,
are a minor faction among all people.
To those few He says:

"Peace I leave with you,
My peace I give to you;
not as the world gives do I give to you.
Let not your heart be troubled,
neither let it be afraid.”
(John 15:27).

Peace in Christ
is not a political program.
It's a choice of heart.