World Flag

The Worlds Flag - Common Criticisms against the idea.

Although to many people The Worlds Flag seems like a magnificent idea there are others who see objections to it. In many cases these objections are quickly explained. Interestingly these objections fall into two broad categories.

Totally independent.

The first objection is that The Worlds Flag idea may erode the individual national identity of nations across the world. This is a valid argument. However it was never the intention for The Worlds Flag to replace any national banner. We always intended that The Worlds Flag should be flown alongside the national flag of each country as an emblem of the planet we live on. As such it is a neutral and totally independent banner to a united world identity free of strife and enmity.

American emblem?

The second major objection is a reflection of the times we live in. Significantly many see the design of The Worlds Flag as being too American. Principally they identify the stars on the flag as being an American emblem that compromises the independent status of The Worlds Flag design. However we can say that no such influence exists. The Worlds Flag idea is totally neutral to the interest of any one nation. In fact the emblem of the five pointed star can be found on flags the world over, and was never limited to the flag of just one nation. As it concerns The World Flag the eight stars have a very interesting significance. For more on this please refer to our special page at the link below.

The Worlds Flag - The design significance.

A single world banner to unite the world and its people.

Advocates St. Paul

Who is St. Paul?

He was sent by Jesus Christ to preach the gospel especially to
us-Gentiles. The 12 Apostles headed by St Peter were for the
Jews. (Gal. 2:7) That's why St. Paul said that we must rightly divide
the truth (2 Tim 2:15) because, the Bible is a mixture of many
truths or good news; one for the Gentiles and one for the Jews.
The mystery or secret behind the cross was exclusively revealed
to St. Paul (Eph 3:9), and that is; the power of God (Rom 1:16)
unto salvation through the precious blood of His Son. We are
saved by our faith, not of our works; it is God's gift. It is God's
grace; for if it is by works, it's no longer grace (Eph 2:8,9). For
if it's by works of the law; then Christ's death is useless (Gal. 2:21).
St. Paul is the Apostle for our time.