Tug of War: Dilemma of the Contemporary Slave, Servant and Master
- ISBN-10
- 1624193943
- ISBN-13
- 9781624193941
- Series
- Tug of War
- Category
- Religion
- Pages
- 162
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2012-09-01
- Publisher
- Xulon Press
- Author
- Theo Addo
Description
Man has forever been a blame artist. We specialize in blaming others for our personal failures and even our individual irresponsibility. To the extent that even when a man has run down into a state no different from a carriage horse only good enough for haulage, he fails to recognize that. Instead he continues to see the other man plowing by hand as the slave. The hassle between the slave, servant and master is longstanding. In this book the author addresses key issues of this struggle including EQUALITY, DISTRIBUTON OF WEALTH, SATISFACTION, RACE AND RACISM, CHOICE, DISCIPLINE and VOTING among others.
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