This very outcome is part of what President David O. McKay and others have envisioned. Perhaps it is the very few who are not yet serious about becoming the men and women of Christ. If so, may that minority be dissolved. Many talk about the urgency of establishing peace in the world and rightly so. There are reams of such sincere rhetoric, but peacemaking is finally impossible unless a sufficient number of individuals are themselves spiritually at peace and inwardly composed.
True peace is so much more than a temporary respite from fighting because of fatigue.
Nor is peace merely that stillness enforced by a dominant sword. Again and again, errant, individual follies have been transmitted by leaders only to be acted out tragically in the larger society. There is no peace, saith my God, to the wicked. Once again, however, this institution has an extra edge enabling it to contribute to the world in holistic ways, including the outward leaven of righteousness to be found in those of its graduates who have inward peace. Mankind has not had much success in keeping the second commandment by loving our neighbors as ourselves, without also keeping the first great commandment, loving God with all of our heart, might, mind, and strength.