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    Thinking Bigger and Wiser

    By John Monyjok Maluth

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    In Thinking Bigger And Wiser, we will look at the brief history of South Sudan from the two main civil wars. The independence of South Sudan is one great achievement for South Sudanese. But the current events bring many questions to the thinking minds. People have been looking for the real causes of the current civil war in South Sudan and no one seems to get the right answer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDiscipleship Press
    Release dateJul 29, 2014
    ISBN9781311726513
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    Thinking Bigger and Wiser
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    John Monyjok Maluth

    John Monyjok Maluth (a.k.a John Shalom) is a teacher, a speaker, a translator, a web designer, and a happy independent author of 50+ books and booklets. He's a technology enthusiast, learning by doing, willing to share knowledge.John is the author of Basic Computer Knowledge, Beegu City, Beyond Religion, Internet Residual Income, Our National Heritage, Life Cure, and Sudan Civil Wars. He loves nature: plants, insects, animals, fish, birds, and finally, humans.

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