🌟 Peace Is Humanity’s Shared Duty: Insights from the 11th HWPL World Peace Summit

At the 11th anniversary of the HWPL World Peace Summit, global religious leaders emphasized that peace is not limited to one faith or nation—it is humanity’s shared responsibility.
Chairman Man Hee Lee’s leadership, through the World Religious Peace Academy, inspired deep reflection on cooperation, scripture, and unity among diverse traditions.
🔑 Key Highlights:
- World Religious Peace Academy session gathered leaders of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Confucianism 🌍
- Chairman Man Hee Lee stressed the importance of understanding Revelation and belonging to the 12 tribes
- Religious leaders praised HWPL for fostering dialogue, breaking prejudice, and inspiring peace in action ✨
- Peace was declared as a universal duty of all religions, cultures, and nations
- Interfaith harmony recognized as the path to a sustainable future of peace ❤️
✨ Man Hee Lee’s Call for Spiritual Understanding

During the World Religious Peace Academy session in Cheongju, Chairman Man Hee Lee emphasized the value of the Book of Revelation. He reminded participants that while its 13 chapters seem simple, its meaning has remained hidden for 2,000 years.
His message was clear: only by fully understanding this scripture and joining the 12 tribes can believers live as God’s chosen people. His words not only stirred reflection but also drew laughter when he used simple analogies to make complex truths easier to grasp 💡.
🌍 Leaders Recognize Peace Beyond Borders

Religious figures from around the world, including leaders from Catholic, Islamic, Buddhist, and Confucian traditions, applauded HWPL’s efforts.
They highlighted how the Religious Peace Academy continues to inspire cooperation, citing examples from the Philippines where dialogue replaced violence, and from global cities where joint peace projects are shaping harmony.
Such testimonies show that peace is possible when faiths join hands across borders.
💖 Breaking Barriers Through Interfaith Dialogue

The sessions revealed how dialogue breaks prejudice and fosters respect. Buddhist leaders reflected on how encounters with HWPL reshaped their spiritual journeys, encouraging them to study both the Bible and Buddhist scriptures with openness.
These exchanges highlighted that peace is not just an idea—it must be lived through mutual respect, compassion, and action.
🌱 Peace: A Responsibility for All Humanity
Across the speeches, one truth echoed strongly: peace belongs to everyone. Whether Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, or Confucian, leaders agreed that peace is the duty of all humanity.
It is a legacy we must pass to future generations, not as a concept but as a lived reality. As one leader expressed, when people of different beliefs act as one family, a truly peaceful world is within reach.
✨ As the voices of diverse faiths came together under the vision of Man Hee Lee, the message was clear: peace cannot remain an abstract dream. It must be practiced daily, shared across generations, and protected as humanity’s greatest promise.
The World Religious Peace Academy showed that when dialogue replaces division, and respect overcomes prejudice, true peace becomes more than a possibility—it becomes our collective future 🌍💖.