Making Sense of Us

How we believe, so do we act. After more than fifty years as a social worker, and a witness to the terrible cost of people's ability to victimize themselves and each other, John Deakins argues that it is not simply our beliefs that are responsible for conflict, but it is how we've come to believe them. It's survival of the fittest gone mad, and it has brought us to the edge of disaster. Thorough research and examination support his suggestion for us to work together to remedy this situation. Can we make better sense together than we presently do apart? Yes. Will we? It's up to us.