God, the Law, and American Injustice

God, the Law, and American Injustice

by Ray Eichenberger
God, the Law, and American Injustice

God, the Law, and American Injustice

by Ray Eichenberger

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Overview

God's laws are the roots of American law! In this book, a Christian lawyer analyzes the foundation of American law as the law of the Bible, and demonstrates how far the modern American legal system has strayed from its original purposes. This work is a hard-hitting tour de force beginning with the Ten Commandments and what God's other laws of the Old Testament have to say about such modern topics as gay marriage, abortion, and the death penalty. The author then looks at the roots and history of American law and the training of American lawyers. The book turns to examine the practice of law in modern America and relates the stark injustices present in the American courts and legal system today. The work also examines what the Bible advises about the role of the Christian in regard to using and participating in the civil court system. The book then culminates in an examination of the history and the basis for the guarantees of religious freedoms in the United States Constitution, critiquing the oft-quoted positions of Thomas Jefferson in that regard, and argues that the phrase separation of church and state has been misused and misapplied by the United States Supreme Court so as to actually violate freedom of religion.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940014928137
Publisher: Ray Eichenberger
Publication date: 07/15/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 130 KB

About the Author

Ray Eichenberger is a sole practitioner attorney. A life-long Christian, Ray was raised in the Lutheran Church and is currently a member of a fundamentalist Baptist Church. Ray has both a B.S. in Education and a B. A. in History from Miami University, and a Juris Doctor from Capital University. Ray's other published work is Harry Potter and the Gospel of Christ. Ray's hobbies include sports officiating, golf, travel, and coaching youth fastpitch softball. Ray has 3 children and 2 grandchildren. Ray is currently working on his first novel as well as a Bible Study and narrative for the Christmas season.
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