Harry Truman addresses the United Nations Conference on International Organization by radio broadcast from Washington, D

The transcript discusses the President's rise to power after Roosevelt's death and highlights a revival of faith in justice. It emphasizes the importance of a historical conference in San Francisco, where delegates are tasked with shaping a better world. The focus is on achieving a just and lasting peace, urging humanity to live together in harmony to avoid war.

What does the phrase 'the everlasting moral force of justice' suggest about the speaker's beliefs?

What does the speaker imply about the importance of living together in peace?