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My name is Francis Mwangi Wanja, born and brought up in Kenya, East Africa. I was born in a poor family and learned to work my way through situations. I am now in Beulah Heights University in Atlanta Ga, doing my bachelor's in Leadership and administration.

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Politics, News & Issues > War & Peace Making the world a better place: 7 of 24

I write with deep-rooted emotions, strongly felt for all those who lost their lives in the Holocaust, and the wars before and after. Where is the humanity and innocence that characterize the human race during birth? Why do we progress towards our own annihilation? Call me nave, hey maybe I am. Call me softy, it never killed ...
Creative Writing > Satire Satire: Relationships: 11 of 19

Letter to my Beloved. Dear Zole, I write this letter from this dungeon of a prison which i have evidently thrust myself into. My dear Zole, i know you are wondering what i am talking about but i will get back to that later. At this moment, i would like to tell you about a hole in my heart. You see, my dear Zole, it is not a ...
Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Bible study: The problems of prosperity: 7 of 12

Wealthy Christians in a community of poverty. It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of God. Day in and day out, I have continued to be dismayed at the interpretation that some Christians have on this scripture. One Christian actually went ahead and sold all his be...
Arts & Humanities > History (Other) Writing about history: 15 of 17

Joseph Stalin and his Cult of Personality Of all historical figures since the 1500s, which one would I like to meet? Of course there are numerous people of character in history I would like to lay my eyes on, shake their hands or even have a cup of coffee with. Think of such figures as Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Juni...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in Africa Reflections: Kenya turns back the clock on democracy in the December 2007 election: 8 of 8

"Master and slaves, all men are created equal, absolute right to life, absolute right to freedom, absolute right to worship and absolute right to fight." No man is greater than another ad none less than the other. When I close my eyes, I see a beautiful world with flowers and lilies, a world where the sea is calm and the sky...
Politics, News & Issues > Political & Economic Theory Being poor in a world of abundance: 4 of 4

“It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of God.” Day in and day out, I have continued to be dismayed at the interpretation that some Christians have on this scripture. One Christian actually went ahead and sold all his belongings and gave them to the po...