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Worth The Read Apr 15, 2007
I bought the book not knowing what to expect exactly. This is not a new topic but was treated in an innovative way that I 'd not previously considred. As a Christian, it was a compelling read, though it's style lends itslef to non-sectarian readers as well.
It was worth my time and the price of the book and I've ecommended it to others.
Outstanding and Timeless! Feb 16, 2007
The author does a great job framing the Affirmative Action debate. Moreover, his discussion on Affirmative Action from a biblical perspective was spiritually filling. No matter where you currently stand on the Affirmative Action dilemma, "The Affirmative Action Dilemma" will force you to do an introspection on your position!
Putting it in perspective May 17, 2006
This book is truly worth reading. I consider it a
reality check for those who have lost sight of the
real purpose of Affirmative Action or choose to
believe otherwise. The author does an excellent job
analyzing and clarifying the issues while referencing
them to their biblical origins. Thus, the book
inspires Christians to allow their faith to become the
guiding force by which to remedy this grave societal
ill - the Affirmative Action dilemma!
Thoughtful Integrity!!! Apr 06, 2006
This concise and insightful literary work extends an honorable tradition of religious faith as a force not only for addressing social problems but also for rectifying them! Through a skillful application of biblical scriptures to the affirmative action controversy, the author demonstrates why and how Christians--of all creeds and colors--can apply their faith to improve secular affairs. A book well-worth the read for anyone who is unaware, concerned--or confused--about the link between religion and politics!!!
Dr. A. N. Olatunji, Sociologist
Eye Opening!!! Apr 04, 2006
This book truly made me say, "Hmmm". It is rooted in a biblical nest of truth and clearly reveals the origin and evolution of racial discrimination. Although I consider myself a well educated and intelligent man, this book revealed my ignorance on Affirmative Action, its origin and meaning. A must read for minorities, Equal Opportunty Advisors, Educators and students alike. Thanks for opening my eyes!
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