World We Reject
But We Still Suffer
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WORLD WE REJECT
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The book is about the US’s role in matters affecting our human world.
It’s written to reveal to us that there is a way of life humanity abandoned long ago, but we can still blend it with the way we live in democracy today to overcome suffering.
In this book, the author looks back at growing up in Liberia, including the influence western countries, especially America, played during his boyhood. They taught and preached human rights every day and exported their cultures into every corner of Africa, including their ways of dressing, celebrating, eating, and even making love.
He also shares observations on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has pushed the Western world into crises.
With the Russia-Ukraine war going on since February 2022 and the amount of unity western countries sought to strangle Russia with sanctions and other stringent measures because Russia has refused to accept democracy to allow western countries annex Russia to their list of countries labelled as democratic societies, he thinks democracy is a major factor in modern world conflicts that bring about wars and deaths in our world.
As he looks at increases in wages and put them along increases in living costs at the same time in the US, he wonders whether there will ever be peace and financial equality.
He concludes that the cause of most wars boils down to jealousy, envy, and greed.
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There is a way of life humanity abandoned long ago, but we can still blend it with the way we live today to overcome suffering. In this book, the author looks back at growing up in Liberia, including the influence Americans played during his boyhood. They taught and preached human rights every day and exported their culture into every corner of Africa, including their ways of dressing, celebrating, eating, and even making love. He recalls how his father was assassinated, how his eldest brother moved to America, and how he and his siblings dreamed of one day following in his footsteps. That dream gave them the strength to stick together. He also shares observations on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has plunged the Western world into crises. He wonders whether there will ever be peace and financial equality. He concludes that the cause of most wars boils down to jealousy and envy.
About the Author
Paul Tarsleh, a native of Liberia, immigrated to the United States in 2014. He is the author of three other books: The Interpreter’s Third: The Way to Understanding Powers in the Bible; The Interpreter’s Fourth: The Best Way to Understanding the Bible about Human Creation; and Oh, Tarapul: A True Story of a Sinner’s Struggles.