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Sanderson Beck was born March 5, 1947 in Los Angeles. He earned
a B.A. in Dramatic Art from the University of California at Berkeley,
an M.A. in Religious Studies from U.C. Santa Barbara, Ph.D. candidacy
in the Philosophy of Education from U.C.L.A., and a Ph.D. in
Philosophy from the World University. He was a Conscientious
Objector during the Vietnam War. In 1982 he formulated World
Peace Movement Principles, Purposes, and Methods, and in
1987 he traveled to 47 states and met with 600 peace groups to
promote peace and disarmament. He has been arrested many times
for nonviolently protesting nuclear weapons and military intervention
and in 1989 was imprisoned for six months. Sanderson has taught
Philosophy and many other subjects at the World University since
1976. On September 1, 2001 World
Peace Communications was incorporated as a nonprofit organization for educational, literary, and charitable purposes. Sanderson's versions of the Wisdom Classics have been published as the WISDOM BIBLE in 2002. Sanderson published the Nonviolent Action Handbook
and GUIDES TO PEACE AND JUSTICE in 2003. He became
an official candidate for President of the United States in December
2002, and in May 2003 he endorsed Dennis Kucinich. The first
six volumes of the ETHICS OF CIVILIZATION were published by 2005, and three more volumes were published by 2008. GUIDES TO PEACE AND JUSTICE
was expanded and came out as the two-volume HISTORY
OF PEACE in July 2005, followed by The
Art of Gentle Living in September, BEST FOR ALL: How
We Can Save the World in November, and Confucius and Socrates in 2006. In July 2008 Beck published The Good Message of Jesus the Christ, Peace or Bust, 4 Screenplays, Socrates Plays, and George Washington.
