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by Daniel Douglas (Author)
A philsophical spirtual journey with three main characters, exploring the idea of morality and ultimately how to end evil in the world we live in.
The Prophet is a symbol of religion, and a person's belief, as he embodies humanity on a journey with God, suggesting that one 'answer' to evil in the world is belief, as the Prophet reveals the values of God to humanity.
The Philosopher is symbolic of thought, and, as one of the 'answers' to evil in our world, he will entertain the idea of human morality, to lead humanity to a modern, progressive way of thought.
The General represents the need for action in order to conquer the world, he stands as an authority figure of great power, upholding morality during war. The 'answer' he represents is the need for forceful action, and that, we must fight for freedom.
Governance has been designed with seven chapters for the seven days of the week so a busy reader may finish reading within a week. The subject of morality traditionally has always be taught throught story and Governance is no different, fill with symbols and story to make the journey memorable.
However the reader chooses to read Governance as philsophical or spiritual journey or both, it has be design so any individual from any walk of life may benefit.
