Title: a manifesto for political impotence
Product review: In "A Lasting Peace" author Daisaku Ikeda, president of Soka Gakkai International, proffers that spiritual enlightenment rather than direct political action is the key to world of peace.Rather than providing eloquent insights into constructing a credible and perdurable peace, Mr. Ikeda has written a manifesto for political impotence and alienation and a recipe for the blind-faith adherance to the dictates of incorporeal hierarchs."A Lasting Peace" and its phlegmatic attempts at elucidating a vision of a harmonious future without war is a disappointing failure when compared to other luminary works such as Emmanuel Kant's "Perpetual Peace" or Thomas Pangle's "Justice Among Nations : On the Moral Basis of Power and Peace."
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