The Post-Atomic World

by Tyler Wigg-Stevenson

More than 20,000 nuclear weapons still exist - but the physical, environmental, and economic fallout from even one nuclear explosion would devastate our interconnected world. Security experts now agree that we are approaching a fork in the road of human history, at which we must decide between eventual catastrophe or a new sense of possibility. Tyler Wigg Stevenson, a preacher, author and activist with a decade of experience in nuclear weapons issues, is mobilizing a generation of Christians to ensure that biblical principles like the protection of innocent life, creation care and concern for the poor direct the nuclear course we choose.

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oluwafemi S. Balogun

I truly agree with every thing you had said about " The world without nuclear weapon".It is truly a big issue of our generation.Because, it's interconected with the safety of everyone in the world.No matter where you are in the world today, you are under the ill spell of that cause on mankind.In my book, "From my soul to life and the society I love" .I wrote a letter to the world, where, I'm warning the world of the plot of devil, the old serpent. You can remember how the serpent went and deceive Eve to go eat the apple.You know what happen afterwards. In the same light, the devil is deceiving the minds of sciencist that make nuclear weapons.The devil is doing this so that it(the devil) can see to it that mankind destroy itself."The devil has come to kill and destroy".I 'm charging mankind to be vigilant and say no to the plot of the devil.World free of nuclear weapon is a way to go.

oluwafemi S. Balogun

Tim wright

Great talk but with absolutely no way of implementing his desired outcome. Please talk to Iran or Pakistan. Good flipping luck. All the people he mentioned are from the west. No Asian or Muslim country will follow along!

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