Title: A Solid Exposition of the Moral Dillemas We Face Today
Product review: This Christian ethics books offers a perspective on the moral dillemas we face today from a Christian point of view. The book is a concise chapter-by-chapter survey of various contemporary issues, including: abortion; euthanasia; genetic engineering; sexual promiscuity; crime and punishment; drug abuse; the family; pornography; homosexuality; technology issues; environmentalism; the media; and other issues. This book is hard-hitting and is resounding reply to those secularists who ask that Christians sit on sidelines of the political realm. If you like this book you'll probably like Understanding the Times by David Noebel and The Trouble with Democracy by William Gairdner.
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