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People are taking lifelong education and learning more seriously today than ever before. They have realized that schooling isn’t just enough in this ever changing world. Catching up with the pace of technological advancement requires constant and continuous learning. International Perspectives on Lifelong Learning seeks to provide the importance of lifelong learning, the insights and guidelines on how to go about this crucial process. The authors offer a national and international perspective with real-world facets of lifelong learning supplemented with case studies to aid readers to understand the need for continuous learning. The authors also provide comprehensive guidelines Continue reading...

War and the effects of war are usually narrated differently basing on the experiences that people have heard. War is the worst that could happen to a community especially looking at the length of time it takes before the wounds are healed. A war that takes as little as one week could cost an entire generation to recover from its effects. Despite the experiences that people have had to go through because of war, it has never served as a good lesson to many, who still take it to be the best way to resolve conflict. Its effects are Continue reading...

Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki is an excellent book on acquiring personal wealth and becoming wealthy in a manner that will last. It is interesting in that the book does not provide steps, or investment strategies, or other get rich schemes. Kiyosaki does quite the opposite. His book and his lessons intend to impart on the readers life lessons on money, wealth, and being wealthy. Rich Dad, Poor Dad offers sound advice and attempts to teach rather than lead the reader into making money. This paper analyses the book and looks at the key elements expressed by Continue reading...

The issue of apologetics and defending the Christian faith is crucial for Christians to understand in today’s world. Christian arguments and beliefs come under attack frequently, so it is important that Christians be able to defend their faith in light of this. Tim Keller, in the book The Reason for God describes many practical points that show rational reasons for the belief in God and the Christian religion.
The first point Keller describes is the notion of Christianity as the one true religion. One of the most basic criticisms of the Christian faith is its exclusivity. Christianity says Continue reading...

The Epic of Gilgamesh was probably one of the oldest pieces of surviving literature originated from the Middle East. However, the stories written in clay tablets were not complete as it is today. During the ancient times, people were totally illiterate. Scribes and rich nobles were the only persons who can read inscriptions on clay tablets. The Epic of Gilgamesh was passed down from word-of-mouth until it was compiled in 2000 B.C.E (Bailkey and Lim, 4). It was said that an anonymous Babylonian, probably a scribe, collected these stories together with some folklore and created a brand new epic Continue reading...

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The book entitled ‘Prisoners without Trial’, authored by Roger Daniels described the unfair treatment of the Americans against the Japanese during World War II. According to Daniels, this event marked the disgraceful period in the American History where more than 100,000 Japanese-Americans experienced incarceration and dumped into internment camps . The author emphasized that this unfortunate event is not a blunder in the judgment of the American government . He traced back that this kind of obvious discrimination started when the Chinese arrived in the Pacific Coast to provide assistance in building railroads Continue reading...

Bureaucracy in the United States has started decades and decades back. It was supposed to produce good outcome in the government and the nation. It’s main goal was to bring peace and order to the nation by having a solid chain of command that will lead the nation effectively. The vision was to have a group of individuals who have the same set of goals focus on a specific task to make sure they are able to master that skill and provide the best service possible in that are of the society. With different well organized groups who Continue reading...

Front Matter

The book summarizes discussion made during John 3:16 Conference back in the 2008 (Allen and Lemke pg 1). It comprises of a series of theological assessments, which serve as a response to Calvinism’s five points. It indulges the reader on how many Baptists lack to follow the doctrines of Calvinism during their limited atonement and elections. The book offers a better biblical perspective of God’s work through salvation. The book has eleven chapters; each describing individual arguments towards ‘Whosoever will’ statement and the verse John 3:16. The Baptists come up with various points that show how they Continue reading...

The Illusion of Order: The False Promise of Broken Windows Policing is a book y Bernard E. Harcourt. A major section of this book is spent challenging the ‘broken windows’ theory of crime. This is a theory that suggests that allowing small crimes and misdemeanors such as vagrancy and loitering to go unpunished encourages more heinous and serious crimes. The theory of broken windows theory is one that has in fact received massive media attention throughout the years. The theory has been credited with hugely shaping and influencing policing practices. The name” broken windows” comes from a relatively simple Continue reading...

Introduction

Human development is linking with the presence of money in one’s pocket, and everything in this world has received a monetary value directly or indirectly. The societies all around the world are operating on the basis of the golden principle referred to as social exchange. The individuals have to serve the societal systems, and in return, they receive monetary and nonmonetary payments as well. However, according to the book entitled “On Human Work” professional engagement is not the end within itself, and it sponsors the journey of growth and personal development (Paul, 54).
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