Divine Renewal: Transforming Power Through Love

In a world where violence and strength seem to prevail, God’s concept of a "peaceful plan" unveils a different, far deeper meaning. In this vision, true power is not measured by physical might, but resides in wisdom, mercy, and boundless Love—forces capable of turning chaos into a wellspring of healing and renewal.

Beginning with the understanding that even a man’s fall is foreseen and provided for at the highest level, this plan demonstrates how redemption of creation occurs through endless compassion and righteous intervention. God does not leave the world in a state of chaos; rather, He continuously strives to transform it, using even the most destructive forces as instruments for nurturing and elevating the human spirit.

Thus, the divine plan emphasizes that true greatness lies in the ability to create new paths—a process in which love and justice replace fear and violence. The world is seen not as an end in itself but as a stage on the journey toward perfection, radically reinterpreting power not as coercion but as the ability to transform. This concept inspires us to believe in renewal, showing that even in the most challenging conditions there is always room for hope and remarkable transformation.

What might the idea behind God’s “peaceful plan” be when might dictates the rules, and how is this reflected in a religious worldview?

The idea of God’s “peaceful plan” reflects the design whereby, despite the frequent predominance of power and violence in the world, the true essence of Divine purpose is found in the restoration and redemption of humanity through the manifestation of limitless Love and Mercy. Even when physical strength dictates its own terms, God foresees man’s fall and, through His Supreme Wisdom, orchestrates the salvation of creation. This perspective implies that true power is not found in brute force but in the capacity to transform, heal, and reunite every aspect of existence through love and righteousness.

For example, one text states:
"But what is impossible for the human mind was possible for God. ... This Supreme Wisdom of the One and Tri-Aspect God foreseen man’s fall even before his creation. Then ... the All-Knowing God predetermined to send into the world the Second Person of the Most Holy Trinity—the Son and the Word of God, so that through His cross-bearing sufferings and death the Son of God might satisfy offended Justice..."
(source: 111_552.txt).

This quotation illustrates that even amid the prevailing force capable of imposing its own conditions, the Divine Plan involves not only establishing might but also applying Higher Wisdom and Mercy, which can transform even the destructive consequences of force into acts of salvation and renewal.

Additional explanation of how this peaceful plan is realized is found in reflections on man’s fall and subsequent restoration to his original glory:
"...God could not bear to see His creation perishing and decaying in the earth. ... Moved by His divine mercy, He is compelled to save it, call it back to its original glory and dignity, and fulfill His ancient and simultaneously man-loving design (plan)..."
(source: 1138_5688.txt).

This idea shows that the world, despite appearances of being ruled by might, serves as a mechanism through which God acts—not to impose coercion but to restore the original good of creation. Here, the world is viewed not as an end in itself but as a transitional stage toward another, better, and more perfect world.

Finally, another aspect of this divine intendment is emphasized:
"Having created the world, God did not leave it to itself, but constantly cares for the preservation of the being of His creation and its achievement of His purpose; in other words, He continuously works on it. ... More importantly, the world in its current state is a place of nurture and challenge for people, serving only as a transitional step toward another, better, and more perfect world..."
(source: 1231_6152.txt).

Thus, despite might often dictating in the human world, the Divine “peaceful plan” is founded on the principle that true power and perfection are achieved through wisdom, mercy, and love. This plan is aimed not so much at maintaining the status quo as at fostering dynamic renewal and nurturing creation, ultimately leading to the harmonious unification of the higher and earthly orders.