Title: Socioeconomic Development of a Nation and Individual Empowerment
Author: Dr. Aboubacar Sidy Sow, Ph.D.
Publisher: 2020 Literary Group, LLC
ISBN: 978-1962868679
Pages: 136
Genre: Non-fiction
Reviewed by: Ephantus M.
Pacific Book Review
It is a common misconception that religion and science cannot coexist. This is according to Dr. Aboubacar Sidy Sow, Ph.D., who holds that there exists a universal law – also known as the triad law – that serves as a common ground for the co-existence of the two. In Socioeconomic Development of a Nation and Individual Empowerment, his most recent book, he presents the framework of this philosophical approach, demonstrating its existence and seamless operation in all living things.
In a thorough account of this groundbreaking philosophical finding, Sow explains how the Triad is essential in any constructive human growth as well as how it directs the course for appropriate national development on a worldwide scale. He deftly illustrates how the great thinkers – the scientist Mendeleev, the religious Moses, and the philosophical Hermes – captured the smooth functioning of this law in a variety of spheres of existence.
With a very non-ideological position and a foundation in mathematics and logic, his method transforms the entire subject of evolution. It contrasts the two popular components of beings revealed by philosophers, Matter and Consciousness, by splitting the latter into two more components: Knowledge and Intention. Furthermore, he splits Intention into two additional components: Will and Desire. A closer examination and a more thorough application to a single person, a few individuals, and the development of a country further reveal its essence.
Numerous insightful ideas and fresh viewpoints on conventional arguments have been offered in this book. Its topics focus on far more fascinating themes like enlightened perception and positive living. The book’s concept is undeniably brilliant. The author’s writing style and diagrammatic visuals are thought-provoking and deeply captivating. Even if the reading gets “heavy” after the first chapter and requires several readings to fully understand the author’s point and message, it manages to stay interesting the entire time.
Socioeconomic Development of a Nation and Individual Empowerment boldly settles the conflict between religion and science on issues like the significance of the world’s creation in seven days, among others. No matter your background, its facts and insights will provide you trustworthy, undisputed, and life-altering information, regardless of whether you believe in creationism or evolution. Dr. Aboubacar Sidy Sow’s insightful analysis and actionable advice make this book a valuable contribution to the field of socioeconomic development, highlighting the inseparable link between the growth of nations and the empowerment of their people. This work is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the true drivers of sustainable, inclusive development.
