Daniel C. Bruch / Daniel CBruch
Librería Samer Atenea
Librería Aciertas (Toledo)
Kálamo Books
Librería Perelló (Valencia)
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Donde los libros
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Toxic Faith: Liberal Cure is an answer to those who claim that liberalism is immoral and is somehow destroying the values of this country. It also seeks to provide a careful and rational response, in a specifically Judeo-Christian context, to many of the most vocalized and divisive current issues: patriotism, war, abortion, homosexuality, poverty, and the environment.WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYINGAlston B. Ramsey, National Review Online, February 15, 2006'Liberal' is not a four-letter word.We are living in a time where 'moral values' receive much play in thepopular press. Rarely, if ever, however, do the discussions about 'moralvalues' (meaning primarily Judeo-Christian values in our culture) includeany serious discussion of what the Jewish and Christian Scriptures actuallysay about the primary conflicted issues of this day. The authors addressif and how Judeo-Christian moral values may be related to liberal valueswithin the context of selected social issues.This book is an answer to those who claim that liberalism is immoral andis somehow destroying the values of this country. It also seeks to providea careful and rational response, in a specifically Judeo-Christian context,to many of the most vocalized and divisive current issues: patriotism, war,abortion, homosexuality, poverty, and the environment.Using quiet, confident scholarship and reason, the authors seek to restoreand energize a more informed Christian faith. It is designed to be readby everyone who is alarmed about the political encroachments of thereligious right: liberals who are Christians, liberals who aren’t Christians,secularists, and moderates who are concerned about religious freedom andthe separation of church and state.'..a reasoned, serious analysis of some of society’s mostcontentious issues. Again, conservatives may not buy (the)arguments in the end, but at least (they’re) speaking in alanguage conservatives will understand.'-Alston B. Ramsey
