Friday, December 26, 2008

The Kingdom of God Is Within You or Independents Day

The Kingdom of God Is Within You: Christianity Not as a Mystic Religion but as a New Theory of Life

Author: Leo Tolstoy

The Kingdom Of God Is Within You is one of the most provocative anti-establishment and anti-authoritarian pieces of literature ever written. In the context of a sincere and scathing account of what is living and dead in modern Christianity, Tolstoy presents a view of history and society that overcomes widely recognized theoretical contradictions implicit in his monumental early novel, War and Peace. At the focal point of The Kingdom Of God Is Within You is the doctrine of radical non-violence that Tolstoy understands Jesus to have articulated in the Sermon on the Mount's injunction against responding to evil with evil.

Though the treatise was banned upon completion in 1893, this quickly translated and widely disseminated work was destined to become the most powerful and influential of his major late period writings.



Book review: The Middle East in the World Economy 1800 1914 or Mastering the Diversity Challenge

Independents Day: Awakening the National Spirit

Author: Lou Dobbs

The bestselling author of War on the Middle Class looks at the critical issues and challenges of the 2008 election

In A New America, Lou Dobbs examines the public policy choices over the past thirty years that have eroded individual liberties, disenfranchised the middle class, reduced worker rights and pay, and led our nation into social and political division at home as well as into conflict around the world. Dobbs lays out the folly of continuing to follow existing domestic and foreign policies that have enriched and entrenched the elites, and burdened to the breaking point the rest of America. He posits a determined course for both prosperity and the survival of the American dream in a society that is desperate for new leadership and new ideas. Most important, Dobbs explores how we must and can restore the fundamental national value of equality of rights and opportunity for all Americans.

A New America is an independent populist's view of the critical issues and challenges that confront the presidential candidates and American voters as we approach the 2008 election.



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