Difference between revisions of "World's Resources"
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"For humanity has overwhelmed the earth in its provision of vital resources. You are entering a time now when even food and water will become increasingly difficult for nations to acquire adequately, where entire cities will be running out of water and where food will not be available to entire nations in adequate supply. You are reaching the limits of what the world can provide." | "For humanity has overwhelmed the earth in its provision of vital resources. You are entering a time now when even food and water will become increasingly difficult for nations to acquire adequately, where entire cities will be running out of water and where food will not be available to entire nations in adequate supply. You are reaching the limits of what the world can provide." | ||
| + | *The Engine of War, 04/17/08 | ||
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| + | "Here the management of your resources, the distribution of your resources, the cooperation between nations, becomes an imperative, not simply an ideal or a wished-for set of circumstances." | ||
*The Engine of War, 04/17/08 | *The Engine of War, 04/17/08 | ||
Revision as of 02:58, 1 December 2011
Short Quotes
"There are so many people in the world that have so little, and there are so few that have so much. The resources of the world are shrinking, and the problems of the world are growing."
- Greater Community Spirituality, chap. 18, p. 225
"Most people do not even have enough to even live a balanced and harmonious life, so the more you want for yourself, the more you draw from the limited resources of the world, the more you deprive other people."
- The Gift 3/31/07
"When another nation’s resources are being taken and overwhelmed and it puts up resistance to this, then there is war."
- The Engine of War, 04/17/08
Long Quotes
"For humanity has overwhelmed the earth in its provision of vital resources. You are entering a time now when even food and water will become increasingly difficult for nations to acquire adequately, where entire cities will be running out of water and where food will not be available to entire nations in adequate supply. You are reaching the limits of what the world can provide."
- The Engine of War, 04/17/08
"Here the management of your resources, the distribution of your resources, the cooperation between nations, becomes an imperative, not simply an ideal or a wished-for set of circumstances."
- The Engine of War, 04/17/08