Hamilton Books
Pages: 134
Trim: 6 x 9¼
978-0-7618-5343-5 • Paperback • December 2010 • $43.99 • (£35.00)
978-0-7618-5344-2 • eBook • July 2012 • $41.50 • (£35.00)
Subjects: Religion / Christian Living / Devotional,
Philosophy / Ethics & Moral Philosophy,
Philosophy / Good & Evil,
Philosophy / History & Surveys / Ancient & Classical,
Philosophy / Religious,
Philosophy / Social,
Religion / Biblical Commentary / General,
Religion / Biblical Studies / Old Testament / Poetry & Wisdom Literature,
Religion / Christian Church / General,
Religion / Christian Church / Administration,
Religion / Christian Church / History,
Religion / Christian Education / General,
Religion / Christian Living / General,
Religion / Christian Living / Death, Grief, Bereavement,
Religion / Christian Living / Family & Relationships,
Religion / Christian Living / Love & Marriage,
Religion / Christian Living / Men's Interests,
Religion / Christian Living / Personal Growth,
Religion / Christian Living / Social Issues,
Religion / Christian Living / Spiritual Growth,
Religion / Christian Living / Women's Interests,
Religion / Christian Theology / Ethics,
Religion / Christian Theology / History,
Religion / Christianity / History,
Religion / Christianity / Literature & the Arts,
Religion / Education,
Religion / Ethics,
Religion / History,
Religion / Institutions & Organizations,
Religion / Leadership,
Religion / Philosophy,
Religion / Theism
Andrew J. Schatkin is the principal of a law firm in New York City and has previously published five book chapters, as well as a book and numerous articles. He is listed in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the World and Who's Who in American Law and has degrees from Princeton Theological Seminary; the Hague in the Netherlands and Strasbourg, France.
Chapter 1 Preface
Chapter 2 Chapter 1 Thoughts on a Few Significant Topics
Chapter 3 Chapter 2 The Christian Worldview
Chapter 4 Chapter 3 Essays on Politics and Law
Chapter 5 Chapter 4 Literary and Philosophical Essays
Chapter 6 Index
Exhausted by the perishing morals of our society, Andrew J. Schatkin reminds that the Holy Bible is not a book of recommendations, but divine words to better our lives and enhance nations. Whether or not you agree with the author's conclusions, he explores a wide variety of contemporary issues that force us to engage in tortuous exercise to find the right answers. Intellectually stimulating, this book will leave the reader richer, wiser, and well informed.
— Rev. Dr. Charles Curtis, senior minister, Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, New York, NY
Exhausted by the perishing morals of our society, Andrew J. Schatkin reminds that the Holy Bible is not a book of recommendations, but divine words to better our lives and enhance nations.Whether or not you agree with the author's conclusions, he explores a wide variety of contemporary issues that force us to engage in tortuous exercise to find the right answers. Intellectually stimulating, this book will leave the reader richer, wiser, and well informed.
— Rev. Dr. Charles Curtis, senior minister, Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, New York, NY