Publisher's Synopsis
Extract from the book: "You don't know how to defend your ideas. You feel unequipped to handle the sudden shifts in political paradigms, and the new actions that these shifts demand. You've had more questions than answers. What you believe to be true and real has been questioned and scrutinized, and you've been left confused and unaffiliated to a strong stance, for fear of being exposed. Little do you know, this leaves you vulnerable to ideologies, which provide comfort by answering your many questions on your behalf." The political world has shifted, and many are anxiously looking for answers to stay afloat. The answer, according to this book series, is not to treat with politics itself, but to dive into deeper levels of analysis. Chapter by chapter, and in an interesting light, Amerson guides us through the underlying principles of political discussion, touching upon economics, history, theology, anthropology, neuroscience, psychology, linguistics, grammar, and propaganda, among others. Those who are unsatisfied with simple answers will consider this book to be a rare find. This is the first book of a series.
