Publication at Protestant Theological Faculty |
2014
Abstract
Recognition of crises within the contemporary global state including the religious, political and economical break up of global institutional structures is needed to define and examine the similar tools for finding new rules which could be used to achieve a new peaceful world order. This study focuses on tools highlighted within the Project World Ethos and the Bahá'í Faith.
Neither of these examined models dismiss the importance and influence of world religions. Instead, they reflect upon their limits and deficiencies.
Both models offer new concepts of the universal useable tools leading to the realisation of a peaceful world order.