may said:
the point i was trying to make , is that the religious leaders of christendom,should be looking to Gods heavenly kingdom goverment for peace , but instead they look to human means, yes the organizations of men may be doing their best , but because it is not the thing that the religious leaders of christendom should be looking to for peace .
Given a choice between Christendom doing what it can to foster peace (Blessed are the peacemakers), and not doing what I can, well, that's not much of a choice, is it?
"The Purposes of the United Nations are: 1. To maintain international peace and security."Charter of the United Nations.
This is a commendable ideal, to say the least. But as we have seen the results of the last 40 years make it evident that the United Nations has not succeeded in maintaining international peace and security
All that shows is that the UN is not the gov't of God's Kingdom on Earth. It does not follow that the UN is evil or utterly worthless, though.
Another major reason why the United Nations efforts to bring peace are doomed is the influence of "the ruler of this world," Satan the Devil. (John 12:31) He and his demonic hordes know that they have only "a short period of time" before they are to be removed. Determined to cause "woe for the earth," they have stood in the way of peace by dividing mankind politically and nationally.Revelation 12:9-12.
Where be the demonic hordes?
How is the UN the "ruler" of anything? If that were really so, there would not be so much flaunting of resolutions, and yet there's plenty of that.
The UN has divided mankind politically and nationally? Come again?
Jehovahs Witnesses firmly believe that the United Nations is going to play a major role in world events in the very near future. No doubt these developments will be very exciting.
Uh, May, I hope you realize that it doesn't take any prescience at all to realize this...
The Bible clearly paints a picture showing that the United Nations will very shortly be given power and authority.
Where does it say "UN"?
Will there ever be a world without war?
Yes. The books of the major religions all look forward to such a time.
If so, what role will the United Nations play in it?
That remains to be seen.
Moreover, if you are God-fearing, you should ask, What role will God play in it?
Actually, when I manage to be God-fearing, I ask "What role will I play in it?"
I don't expect God to wave a magic wand and take care of all of our self-induced problems w/o some involvement from us. I *do* expect Him to give us directions, guidance, and the spiritual power to do our jobs.