Will the United Nations destroy religion? Why or why not?
What do you see today in the news?ISIS which threats the entire world.Catholic priests and other clerics which committed crimes like abusing children and they are not punished for their crimes.Religion, if not in harmony with the word of God, is a threat to “peace and security”.The Pope Francis may present himself as a lamb of God, but he is a huge deceiver. And the secret services of this world knows his dark secrets. When the time arrives, Jehovah God will put into their hearts his thought to execute even “their own one thought” … what does this mean? It means that they already wish to ban religion. This is their deep desire, even if politics and powerful men show themselves in front of journalists with priests, shaking hands, smiling, … it is only a hypocritical behavior. In reality they hate religion, they hate to smile and shaking hands with priests or the pope.But when they have banned religion, when they will finally realize what they have done, they will weep over Babylon. They will indeed realize that they have executed their prostitute they once have loved so much and they will realize that in some way they have indeed done the will of God.Be aware that before “Babylon” will be destroyed, the UN will call for “peace and security”, beginning a huge propaganda campaign where they claim to have found the final solution for the biggest problem of humanity. During this campaign they will attack religion.
When was the United Nations created and why?
The United Nations was founded in 1945, shortly after the second world war.The second world war proved to be a devastating tragedy for all countries involved. The UN was formed with the purpose that, if further conflict arises between nations, a solution could be debated upon without the need of a war. It maintains world wide peace and fosters, sometimes tries to forge, relationships between countries.It is interesting to note that before the formation of the UN, there was an organisation called "League of Nations". This was formed at the end of WW1 (1919) by the Treaty of Versailles (Peace treaty of WW1). It had similar goals and objectives but since it could not prevent WW2, it was deemed as a failure.
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Why did the UN fail in its plan to create a Palestinian State in the late 1940s?
Don't listen to @eclipse. He could not even list a source and he is completely wrong. Unfortunately for him I can list a source and I have a better understanding of history than he does The answer is a) "The United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine was a resolution adopted on 29 November 1947 by the General Assembly of the United Nations. Its title was United Nations General Assembly Resolution 181 (II) Future Government of Palestine. The proposed plan was accepted by the leaders of the Jewish community in Palestine, through the Jewish Agency.[2][3] However, the plan was rejected by leaders of the Arab community (the Palestine Arab Higher Committee etc.),[2][4] who were supported in their rejection by the states of the Arab League. In a communication to the United Nations Palestine Commission dated 19 January 1948, the Arab Higher Committee for Palestine stated that it was "determined [to] persist in rejection [to the] partition and in refusal [to] recognize UNO resolution [with] this respect and anything deriving therefrom".[ http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Partition_Plan_for_Palestine He either has a very poor knowledge of history or he is part of the revisionist movement who want to rewrite history to discredit Israel. Palestinians and there supporters try to distract people away from the fact that they have rejected opportunities to form a state countless times. They even try to give the illusion that prior to Israel taking the West Bank in the 1967 six day war there was an Palestinian state there. Of course if you read history you will see that area was actually part of Jordan, there never was a Palestine. If this is a homework question you better answer a) otherwise I guarantee you 100% you will be marked incorrect.
Is the Bahá'í Faith a popular world religion?
No, its certainly not. Until a few years back even I had no clue if such a faith even exist. I first read about it in a discussion forum online and then got interested in knowing more about it and started reading a lot and in a few months got to interact with quite a few of Bahais. The principles of the faith attracted in the first instance, but when I got into the details of the religion, I understood that none of them are actually implemented within the faith and are only on paper to allure people.They talk about Equality of men and women - But no women are allowed to become a UHJ memberThey talk about Independent Investigation of truth - But when you start doing your independent investigation and raise questions, you get labelled as covenant breakersThey say religion and science should be in harmony - But when you go through the laws mentioned in Kitab-i-Aqdas, you will realise how the laws are not just scientifically wrong, but do not fit the basic human understanding.Same goes for other principles…Long story short, even if there are a percentage of the world population who would know about this religion - they are attracted to it in the first instance but when they go deep into its teachings, get only disappointment and frustration.
Structure for Essay question - Is the UN Security Council fit for purpose in the 21st Century?
I am hoping to focus on demands for reform of the Security Council have focussed on its composition, notably the P5 countries who retain their seat from World War II.