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Ryūhō Ōkawa

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Born January 1, 1956
Died January 1, 2023 (67 years old)
Also known as: Ryuho Okawa, Okawa Ryuho
49 books
4.4 (14)
49 readers

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Japanese religious and political leader who was the CEO and founder of the Happy Science and the Happiness Realization Party.

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The laws of justice

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In hopes of offering solutions to global crises, thereby bringing peace, security, and happiness to all people, Ryuho Okawa, Global Visionary who has readers in over 100 countries wrote The Laws of Justice. This book shows what global justice is from a comprehensive perspective of the Supreme God. Becoming aware of this view will let us embrace differences in beliefs, recognize other people's divine nature, and love and forgive one another. It will also become the key to solving the issues we face, whether they're religious, political, societal, economic, or academic, and help the world become a better and safer world for all of us living today.

The secret behind the rape of Nanking

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IS THE RAPE OF NANKING A BOOK BASED ON FACTS? China has been rapidly gaining strength in recent years and is about to establish its status as a hegemony. At the same time, the Chinese government is taking the Nanking Massacre up to a whole new level in the international society. In June 2014, the Chinese government filed an application with UNESCO to register the history materials regarding the Nanking Massacre and the comfort women as ́Memories of the World.́ The Rape of Nanking, which came out in 1997, is a book that greatly contributed to creating this trend. Due to the book, the term ́Nanking Massacré has recently resurfaced and spread rapidly throughout the world, starting with the United States. However, The Rape of Nanking has been brought up and argued by many experts as a ludicrous book, from the time it was published. The photos used in the book as records of cruel acts by the Japanese army are all photos that have been taken from elsewhere, completely irrelevant to the Japanese soldiers and Nanking. --Amazon.com