We Make the Dream Come True
by Rev. Father Paul Chinenyeze Amakiri
Martin Luther King Jr. dreamt of a future of our society; generation when all people of all races should live together in communities and work places, as brothers and sisters. The realization of this dream depends on the quality of character of individual members of society. We not only qualify for to be in this happy environment, we create it, if we expunge poor and repulsive traits from our character.
Blacks and white are called to a change of attitude for the better. The entire black race needs to be fully involved. Africa in Diaspora needs to take the opportunities to help them be better than they are now. Such include educational, economic, and political opportunities. In Africa proper there is need to eschew savagery. As races now interact with one another, there should be mutual exchange of good cultural values that is necessary to live in harmony.
The purpose of this book is the use of psychosocial therapy to arouse in us a force that gears us toward these plausible ambitions in life to realize the dream.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rev. Father Paul Chinenyeze Amakiri is a Catholic priest, ordained in 1972 for Mater Ecclesiae Diocese, Ahiara Mbaise Nigeria. As an educator, he served as a college principal for eighteen years. He was a director of education in the Imo State Education Ministry. Fr Paul is a former council member of the West African Examinations Council. He is the author of seventeen books, some of which are texts in use, in the Secondary Education System of Nigeria.
(2005, paperback, 371 pages)
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Martin Luther King Jr. dreamt of a future of our society; generation when all people of all races should live together in communities and work places, as brothers and sisters. The realization of this dream depends on the quality of character of individual members of society. We not only qualify for to be in this happy environment, we create it, if we expunge poor and repulsive traits from our character.
Blacks and white are called to a change of attitude for the better. The entire black race needs to be fully involved. Africa in Diaspora needs to take the opportunities to help them be better than they are now. Such include educational, economic, and political opportunities. In Africa proper there is need to eschew savagery. As races now interact with one another, there should be mutual exchange of good cultural values that is necessary to live in harmony.
The purpose of this book is the use of psychosocial therapy to arouse in us a force that gears us toward these plausible ambitions in life to realize the dream.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rev. Father Paul Chinenyeze Amakiri is a Catholic priest, ordained in 1972 for Mater Ecclesiae Diocese, Ahiara Mbaise Nigeria. As an educator, he served as a college principal for eighteen years. He was a director of education in the Imo State Education Ministry. Fr Paul is a former council member of the West African Examinations Council. He is the author of seventeen books, some of which are texts in use, in the Secondary Education System of Nigeria.
(2005, paperback, 371 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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