Can better government bring world peace?

Why some say yes?

The picture shows world leaders standing together on the stage.

They believe that most governments want peace.

To achieve that goal, many countries have joined the United Nations,

whose stated mission is in, to maintain international peace

and security. They believe that most people want peace. A survey of about 42,000 people in 17 countries

revealed widespread support of a world government that would address such issues as war, sickness, and

poverty. To think about. To achieve world peace, all governments must work together. Is that likely to happen?

What do recent news events indicate? In 2024, the International Committee of the Red Cross stated,

More than 120 armed conflicts rage across the globe today,

and many of them are in blatant disregard of the rules of international humanitarian law.

The picture collage shows the effects of armed conflict. Angry protesters with masks confront police who are carrying riot shields. A crowd of

adults and children, including a crying boy, press forward against a fence and reach for food. People walk through

extensive piles of rubble in a city that has been devastated by explosives. What the Bible says,

It does not belong to man who is walking even to direct his step. Jeremiah 1023. To illustrate the meaning of that Bible verse,

imagine how thrilled parents are to see their baby boy take his first steps. With practice,

he can walk without falling. However, can he direct his steps without getting lost?

Can he cross the street safely without getting hurt?

In a similar way, humans can walk.

They have a measure of freedom in the choices they make.

But they were not made with the ability to direct their step, to rule themselves,

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