Quote by Sun Myung Moon

Communism is trying to take the world by force. But God will take the world by love.

Communism is trying to take the world by force. But God will

Summary

This quote suggests that while communism may seek to impose itself through coercion and force, the ultimate power resides with love and spirituality, represented by God. It implies that the principles of communism, which advocate for the establishment of a classless society, will ultimately be surpassed or undermined by the transformative and empowering nature of love. The quote seems to highlight the belief that love has the potential to create more profound and lasting changes within individuals and societies than any ideology rooted in force and control.

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