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MESSAGES

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Messages are the future of change. Messages are utterly key to framing a way of thinking that moves past harm toward good. Harm is evil. It is that simple. The answer is a world based on universal tolerance, helpfulness and democracy. We need a world without idolatry of any sort. To create it we need to know the maxims and thoughts that compose a bridge to a better future. The treasury below is a starting point. Read them and create your own messages to help amplify what I call the revolution of silence. Messages that are simple, direct and truthful need not scream. By spreading them, we get to a tipping point where truth and beauty are more and more visible.

49 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 15, 2013

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Stephen C. Rose

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Born and raised in Manhattan.Attended Phillips Exeter Academy and finished Williams College Phi Beta Kappa with a double major in Political Science and English. Received a Masters from Union Theological Seminary in New York and founded Renewal Magazine in Chicago in 1961. Active in the Civil Rights movement, reporting from Birmingham, Oxford and Selma. Interviewed Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., C. A. Doxiadis and Saul Alinsky. From 1968-1980, lived in Stockbridge, MA. Became head of the Albert Schweitzer Center. Now live in Manhattan where I worked for UN agencies, including UNICEF. At UNDP I edited CHOICES. Magazine. Author of 15 books including "The Grass Roots Church" and, recently, "Abba's Way" and "Beyond Creed". . Email: steverose at gmail dot com My most recent books are on Kindle and can all be found on Goodreads.

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