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Leading Lives That Matter: What We Should Do and Who We Should Be Mark R. Schwehn
Publisher: Eerdmans Pub Co

Until recently the official line from Washington was that Bashar Assad's downfall was “only a matter of time,” and therefore the U.S. (The writer is a professor emeritus of financial economics at the University of Georgia. Roll with the punches and, as always, do the best one can. Now that you are beginning to grasp the wealth at hand, and the possibilities of how that wealth can be used to evolve society, let's take a look at how we got into this situation and how exactly it is that they got away with . Things to Do: Events calendar . Now, following Assad's victory in Quasayr, and his expanding Now, instead of assuming that there is nothing we need do to bring Assad down, many in the administration will no doubt assume there is nothing that we can do. Did not have to do much to nudge him out of power. But above all, maintain the flame of optimism. The fact of the matter, the truth of the matter: we are not supposed to be freethinking participatory citizens involved in the decision-making processes that guide our lives and determine our fate. While we can let sociologists and psychologists sort these factors out, the evidence is clear of a breakdown in personal responsibility. Once we do that, we will be an unstoppable force. It might spring from interest groups, like veterans, leading the way.