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Adventist President Paulsen calls Obama's peace prize 'surprising,' 'courageous'

October 8, 2009

Silver Spring, Maryland, United States

ANN staff
Paulsen on obama

Paulsen on obama

Says award was 'signal' for Obama to maintain course

Seventh-day Adventist world church President Jan Paulsen responded this morning to United States President Barack Obama receiving this year's Nobel Peace Prize, calling the decision "surprising," yet "courageous."

Paulsen, a Norwegian, praised the Norwegian Nobel Committee, interpreting their decision as a "recognition of the signals that President Obama has given to rid the world of the threat of nuclear weapons."

Paulsen commented on the peace prize decision as a leader of a 25-million strong faith community committed to being peace-makers.

Paulsen said he thought the award was a "signal" from the committee, encouraging Obama to "stay the course" in working "collaboratively with multiple nations around the world in the interest of stability."

"For that I commend them and I congratulate him," Paulsen said.

Watch Paulsen's full statement here.

ANN staff

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