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by Carlton Fisher (Author)
In a country torn along political, religious, and cultural lines and a world struggling between globalization and extremism, we can hold uncompromisingly to our own beliefs; yet still get along with those of other worldviews. Recalling chaplain ministry to soldiers and prisoners, the author explores the impact of emotional development and spiritual formation on our worldviews and invites healthy dialogue on matters of race, religion, power, and politics. This primer for peacemaking brings a welcome relief for those who struggle with doubts about their faith and a calm for those who are frustrated when others won't or can't see it their way.
Author Biography
Chaplain (Brigadier General) Carlton Fisher, D.Min., dual-career chaplain in the U.S. Army Reserve and Federal Bureau of Prisons, currently serves as the senior chaplain of the U.S. Army Reserve. He is the recipient of three bronze stars and has served in Afghanistan and Iraq. He retired from the Federal Bureau Prisons, where he provided ministry in maximum, medium, and minimum-security prisons.
