MANTECA, Calif., July 23, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- It can't be denied that there is a great need to accommodate and harmonize ideas by convergence at the point where agreement is possible. Rationalization, convergence, and unification at the center are necessary to achieve world peace. However, this is only possible when rational people can discuss openly without fear of each other. Learn how to make a big difference in society by reading author Guro Bert Domingo's lectures in his new book GOD: Rational Theology - Prescription for World Peace.
Rational Theology is a comprehensive guide primarily written for any individual desiring to discover real freedom. It helps develop thinking and reasoning abilities, and it challenges the mind to gain new perspectives. The book contains the ISA Introspective Self-analysis method of discovering ourselves and gaining freedom from fear and anxieties. Through Knowledge, Ignorance and Fear are banished, freedom can be attained once we discover and understand ourselves.
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About the Author
Bert Domingo is a teacher with credentials in teaching Psychology and in Counseling in the state of California. His work experiences include management positions in personnel, training and manpower development. He was an ILO/UNDP Fellow in 1972 and 1975 in Turin, Italy and a US Dept. of Education Fellow for doctoral studies at the University of the Pacific. He also received a scholarship award by the Italian government to study in Perugia and Trieste. His writings include "Freedom Trilogy" and several poems included in anthologies.
GOD * by Guro Bert Domingo
Rational Theology - Prescription for World Peace
Publication Date: Jan 31, 2003
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