THE WORLD OF VIOLENCE

"The World of Violence" is a profound reflection on human nature and the constant presence of violence in history. The author analyzes how violence, terror, and hatred return in successive generations, destroying lives and hopes. It's not just the decisions of rulers, but also internal demons like anger that lead to conflicts and tragedies.

• Analysis of the causes of violence in history and the present
• Reflection on human nature and its tendencies
• References to the teachings of the Church and the fight against internal demons
• Examples from everyday life, showing violence in various forms
• Search for hope and mercy in a world full of conflicts
• Inspiration for change and building a better future

The author of "The World of Violence" goes to the root of the problem, analyzing how anger and hatred take root in people's hearts, leading to conflicts at various levels - from family disputes to global wars. The book shows how easily residential backyards can turn into battlefields, and the hope for a better tomorrow can be extinguished with one blow. The author draws attention to how the modern world constructs new mechanisms of violence, using the internet to ignite anger and manipulate people.

Petrus Publishing House, known for its publications on important social and religious topics, presents this book as a voice in the discussion about the need for mercy and building good. The author, referring to the teachings of the Church Fathers, reminds us of the sin of anger as one of the main demons of the desert, which attacks love and friendship. The book is a call to reflect on one's own attitudes and choices that may contribute to the escalation of violence or the building of peace.

"The World of Violence" is a must-read for all who want to understand the mechanisms of violence and seek ways to overcome it. It is a book that provokes thinking and action, inspiring to build a world based on love, mercy, and mutual respect. The author, with deep insight, analyzes the causes and consequences of violence, offering the reader tools to understand and change the surrounding reality. It is a book that remains in memory long after reading, prompting reflection on one's own life and role in building a better world.