It means for you to give only a short explanation, not to give the long answer. War and Peace is a huge novel, the person only wants the details, not an epic yarn.
This phrase suggests that the only path to achieving peace is through peaceful means; violence and conflict will not lead to lasting peace. It emphasizes the importance of resolving conflicts through dialogue, diplomacy, and cooperation rather than through aggression or war.
It is an antonym of war. I'm not sure what you mean... the word peace can't be an antonym unless it's compared to its opposite, such as war.
This phrase implies that sometimes peace can only be achieved through the use of force or war in order to protect and maintain freedom. It suggests that seeking peace without the ability to defend one's liberties may not lead to lasting peace.
This quote suggests that the ultimate goal of engaging in war is to establish peace and stability. In other words, war is seen as a means to achieve a greater sense of harmony and order in society. Augustine's quote reflects the idea that war should be waged with the intention of eventually securing peace.
You can't always have peace by being peaceful, sometimes you have to fight a war to obtain peace, because no matter how peaceful you may be, you can still be invaded by some other less peaceful country. War is the opposite of peace, so it is paradoxical that you might have to use war to obtain peace. No matter how much you dislike war, even if you think it is absolutely the worst possible thing, you may still have to fight one. World War One was described at the time as "the war to end all wars" although this tragically proved to be quite wrong. We try to create peace by defeating the people who want war, yet even when we do so, there always seems to be a new reason for war. So, we can observe that even though we sometimes have to go to war in order to have peace, that is not a complete solution. We need a more evolved form of human civilization, in order to have a lasting peace. But we may have to go to war, on the way to achieving that objective. And in the nuclear age, war is more dangerous than ever before. It is possible that we may someday have a war that is so destructive that it will finally result in the peace of the grave, for everyone. That too will be a paradoxical outcome, a war that everybody loses.
"If you want peace, prepare for war."
The phrase used for the absence of war or hostilities is, itself, peace. Peace is a goal that many strive for.Ê
Absence of War Does Not Mean Peace was created in 2001-07.
The phrase used for the absence of war or hostilities is, itself, peace. Peace is a goal that many strive for.Ê
In times of peace, soldiers are restricted from engaging in activities that are typically allowed during times of war, as stated in the phrase "no soldier shall in time of peace."
cogadh na sith
This phrase suggests that the only path to achieving peace is through peaceful means; violence and conflict will not lead to lasting peace. It emphasizes the importance of resolving conflicts through dialogue, diplomacy, and cooperation rather than through aggression or war.
What do you mean about WWI peace plan?
The phrase I believe you are asking about is "Make love not war." That being the case, it is simple. It comes from the Vietnam War era Anitwar Movement and protests. It was a common phrase asking for the end of the war in South East Asia. It was a colloquial way of offering the option of peace and friendship in a time marked by the free love movement of the sexual revolution in lieu of the armed conflict of the time.
"Let 'em up easy" was his phrase.
In greek war is πόλεμος (polemos). It doesnt have greek root.
It is an antonym of war. I'm not sure what you mean... the word peace can't be an antonym unless it's compared to its opposite, such as war.