From Primitive Politics to Smart Politics

About this book

In an age where ballots are cast faster than consciences are formed, this book argues that democracy cannot be saved by electoral procedures alone. True political re-education must go deeper; into the mind, memory, appetite, imagination, speech, conscience and moral will of the citizen.

Drawing from biblical theology; Ellen G. White's philosophy of true education, classical and contemporary philosophy, Ubuntu ethics and civic anthropology, this work presents a powerful framework for forming citizens who cannot be bought, manipulated, silenced or morally disarmed. It challenges churches, schools, media houses, youth movements, political parties, families and civil society to become institutions of truth, justice, courage and public responsibility.

This is not a partisan manual. It is a call to national moral renewal.

A ballot can change a government, but only formation can rebuild a people.