Gary Mason

Gebundenes Buch

A Divine Solution

Unconditional Love As An Antidote To Racial Discrimination In The Us Army

Beschreibung

A Divine Solution: Unconditional Love as an Antidote to Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Army Unlock the power of faith to end racial discrimination in the U.S. Army. In A Divine Solution, Dr. Gary Mason II presents a transformative, faith-based approach to addressing racial discrimination in the U.S. Army. With deep insights from personal experience, historical analysis, and biblical principles, Dr. Mason offers a compelling vision for a future of unity and justice within the military. Discover the history and impact of racial discrimination in the U.S. Army. This book delves into the long-standing issue of racism in the Army. Through firsthand accounts of racial injustice, readers will gain a powerful understanding of how systemic racism has affected military personnel, with a particular focus on the experiences of victims of racism. A faith-based model for reconciliation inspired by biblical principles. Dr. Mason draws from the wisdom of Christian leadership and the Christian reconciliation model, inspired by South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), to propose an innovative solution. His approach is rooted in biblical principles of truth, justice, and unconditional love, offering a way forward for U.S. military personnel, chaplains, and leaders to heal from past injustices. The role of spiritual leadership in overcoming racism in military culture. In this book, Dr. Mason emphasizes the role of spiritual leadership, religion, and spirituality in fostering unity within the ranks. He offers practical steps for Christian reconciliation and how Army chaplains can play a crucial role in combatting racism and promoting healing. Practical steps for transformation and action. A Divine Solution provides practical, immediate steps to implement unconditional love as a racism solution within military culture. This call to action invites military leaders, chaplains, policymakers, and readers from all walks of life to join in the effort to create a stronger, more inclusive military. How This Book Benefits Readers: - The manuscript offers readers a deeper understanding of racial discrimination and injustice as significant social issues within the U.S. Military, specifically the U.S Army. - The work provides valuable perspectives for those in spiritual leadership and Christian leadership roles on confronting and mitigating racial prejudice within their spheres of influence, including institutional settings like the armed forces. - The book offers relatable and impactful insights into the lived reality of racial discrimination, potentially empowering readers who have faced similar situations. Order your copy now and be part of the movement for justice, healing, and unity.

Autor

Gary Mason, II, was born in Washington, DC and graduated from DeMatha Catholic High School. Before entering the US Army in 2000, he received a BA in communications from Howard University. While serving in the US Army, he earned an MA in Film Production from American University and an MA in Practical Theology from Regent University. After his forced retirement, he then earned a Doctorate in Military Ministry from Regent University. Dr. Mason is also an aspiring filmmaker who co-wrote the screenplay, PVT William Cathay - Slave to Buffalo Soldier, with his wife. He is also an expert communicator in military affairs, media planning, and military ministry.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dr Gary Mason II
• Seitenzahl: 172
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. März 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 279mm x 216mm x 11mm
• Gewicht: 689g
• ISBN-13: 9781917327756
• ISBN-10: 1917327757
• Artikelnr.: 73817700