How to Achieve a Heaven on Earth

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“…for God, all things are possible.” Matthew 19:26.

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Executive Editor John E. Wade II is the founder of Soldiers of Love, a new non-profit organization dedicated to improving lives and communities by promoting the ten essential elements on which How to Achieve a Heaven on Earth is based. Half the editor’s royalties from book sales will go to Soldiers of Love and its charitable activities and parterships in the community. For more information on Soldiers of Love, please visit www.soldiersoflove.org.

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How to Achieve a Heaven on Earth is a collection of essays written by various authors that promotes and instills ten key elements that will help our world reach a heaven on earth. Compiled and edited by author John E. Wade II and editor Patricia Livingston How to Achieve a Heaven on Earth emphasizes that humankind, with God’s enduring, steadfast love, will progress to a heaven on earth, but we must meet God halfway. A heaven on earth will not come as manna from heaven. We must earn it by contributing our efforts, individually and working together, toward making the earth a better place to live.

Each essay will reflect and elaborate upon one or more of the ten elements of a heaven on earth: peace, security, freedom, democracies, prosperity, spiritual harmony, racial harmony, ecological soundness, and health, as well as moral purpose and meaning. In most, if not all, of these basic characteristics, positive results in one engender improvements in the others.