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World Peace in Truth

The prospects for a world community and world peace are necessarily linked to a prior question concerning cultural unity. And cultural unity is itself linked to an even more basic question concerning the unity of man and the unity of truth. My conviction about the latterthe unity of man and the unity of truthis generated by three theses. The first is that the human race is a single biological species, renewed generation after generation by the reproductive determinations of a single gene pool. Hence, man is one in nature; that is, in specific nature. All individual members of the species have the same speciesspecific properties or characteristics. The second thesis is that, the human race being one, the human mind is also one. I am here using the word 'mind' to signify the complex of cognitive and ratiocinative powers and propensities that, when exercised, result in human thought and knowledge, in social institutions, and in the productions of the arts and technology. The human mind, thus understood, is a species-specific property: it is to be found in every individual member of the species, and it is the same in all.