Title: Let’s Make Our World Better: How Politics and Religion Stand in the Way
Author: Warren William Luce
Publisher: Green Ivy Publishing
ISBN: 979-1-946043-92-4
Pages: 253
Genre: Politics /Philosophy/Religion
Reviewed by: Ella Vincent
Hollywood Book Reviews
“Let’s Make Our World Better” is a thought-provoking look at how to improve politics. Warren William Luce offers some common sense solutions to bring together a divided nation.
Luce is a World War II veteran who has years of experience in world affairs. His views on how to improve national and international issues are unique and inspiring as well. Luce has a mixture of liberal and conservative views. Though Luce is a war veteran, he thinks a reduction in military spending and intervention is necessary to bring progress to the United States. He also has the conservative opinion that undocumented immigrants should learn English and be put in the back of the line to become citizens.
“Let’s Make Our World Better” has many blunt realistic assessments of the world’s problems. The book is unassuming and cuts through complicated issues with writing that is easy to follow. Luce looks at the root of America’s problems like healthcare and offers practical answers. He also writes that readers should get to the root of their health problems by eating healthier and taking a more proactive approach to improving their health. Luce writes that the U.S. involvement in wars is an intractable quagmire. However, the text is also optimistic with Luce wanting a peaceful resolution to many of the world’s conflicts.
In addition to the political opinions, “Let’s Make Our World Better” has a spiritual aspect to the text that makes it unique. He offers his world views on religion, God, and how he believes religious dogma can interfere with progress in the world. Luce is a Christian, but has open-minded views on religion and thinks that the separation of church and state is best for America.
“Let’s Make Our World Better” is best for readers who want a more united political nation. This text would be perfect for readers who have a libertarian view of politics. Followers of libertarian politicians who advocate more personal responsibility and less military action like Senator Rand Paul will also appreciate this book. Even readers who disagree with Luce’s beliefs will find the text well-researched and a timely political book in this day in age.
Additionally, This text would be excellent for readers who are spiritual, but still open-minded enough to accept different religious ideologies. “Let’s Make Our World Better” is an insightful, enlightening, and ultimately hopeful look at how to unite the world through open communication, new policies, and perhaps most important of all, love.