Responsibility, Usefulness and Graciousness

As a bold proclamation, author and scholar Edward R. Johnson passes a gauntlet for transition and personal responsibility. Intended to influence men and women as workers and citizens, The Morality and Societal Structure for Responsibility, Usefulness and Graciousness from the Caribbean Isle of Jamaica seeks to show how humans authenticate themselves culturally and religiously. As a means to an end, the lesson is to direct others to understand what cannot be controlled in order to become keenly aware of how each part of humanity is inextricably linked. With directives on responsibility and generosity, this compelling text develops a moral and ethical framework in which each person in society feels connected. It establishes how each member of society can relate to one another on an individual basis in business and governance. As it celebrates diversity and the unknown, it grabs hold of fleeting experiences to create a meaningful existence in this ever-changing universe.