Pragmatism vs. Accountability
New release promotes clarity of values and accountability of choices
Pragmatism Is the Compass Steering Us in the Right Direction
New release promotes clarity of values and accountability of choices
2008-10-31
LONGWOOD, FL--In today's uncertain climate of moral indecision, pragmatism is the navigator pointing the right way to go. That is why it is so important we gain an in-depth view of reason as it pertains to how we deal with life's choices. Pragmatism vs. Accountability: How to Become the Person Who Has the Immediate Positive Response to Life ($9.99, 978-1-60647-927-8), a new release from Xulon Press author James Beck, will give readers clarity of values and accountability of choices in relation to faith and reason.
Says Beck of how he conceived the idea for this book, "In my search for a more correct perception or reason, I have discovered I must be an example of reason. Uprooting my self-absorbed nature and seeking a balance of reasoning that justifies accountability in my life has helped me see clearly that we all reap what we sow. Clarity has helped me search for what I need in life, which is peace within. What better way to answer the ultimate question in life: Will God say I have used my time here on earth wisely? Will God say, 'Well done. You have fought a good fight. You have struggled in your quest to find reason. You have found your way home'?
Formerly a witness to young people who were searching for clarity and truth, Beck's career as an author came about when he realized that writing letters of encouragement to those in need was far more effective than giving long speeches that generalized life's needs.