The Elusiveness of Peace - Herbert W Armstrong - February 18, 1985

Herbert W Armstrong

It is the great paradox of the twentieth century. On the one hand, man has made incredible progress, in science, in technology, in engineering. He has developed the computer, harnessed the power of the atom, walked in space and on the moon, and sent spacecraft to probe the far reaches of the solar system and beyond. And yet, in spite of great material progress, much of the world still lives in poverty and squalor. Millions must daily face the threat of famine. Children are ravaged with disease and malnutrition, and whole populations are torn apart by the horror and brutality of endless wars. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library