How the Cold War ended in peace through an amazing shift in leaders' thinking

By Yen Makabenta

Dec 16, 2023 12:07 am

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WHILE my family and I were reconstituting book-by-book my 3,500-volume library, which was ordered dismantled and forced out into the street during our incredible, unfair and illegal eviction from our real property and residence in Quezon City on August 18 this year, I happily discovered that I had in my collection a copy of the 1997 book by Dr. Robert H. Schuller, 'The Eight Proven Principles of Possibility Thinking: If It's Going to Be, It's Up to Me' (Harper Collins, San Francisco, 1997).

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