Religious Viewpoints Books

This book tells you how they do the abortion.Some people fell guilty after they do it and if you want to know how to decide then read this book.The decision is yours but if you can't decide then read this book. It's great book to read and learn about abortion.

This book presents without any bias four sets of short essays (1-2 pgs.) representing all the major points of view on abortion. Whether you are pro-life, pro-choice, or one of the few that's in between, you will probably find someone in this book who agrees with you. At the end of each section is a list of further (more academic) suggested readings.

Great for young teens and young adults that are having a rough time deciding what to do about having the baby.This book tells you how they do the abortion.Some people fell guilty after they do it and if you want to know how to decide then read this book.The decision is yours but if you can't decide then read this book. It's great book to read and learn about abortion.

The usual series format is followed with pro and con positions on such controversial issues as: Is America a religious or a secular nation? What was the intent of the Founders regarding religion? What effect should or does religion have on American society? Does Christian fundamentalism threaten our freedom? What should be the role of religion in the public schools? Should religious doctrine influence decisions about abortion and traditional marriage? Materials chosen from periodical articles, speeches, and essays covering the entire spectrum from the far right to the liberal left make up the contents. Contact organizations, a bibliography, and index are included as is usual for this series. Even if the 2001 edition is owned, this balanced work should be considered because of the extremely up-to-date information on some very divisive issues that it provides. For teenage readers and adults.

Reviewed by Robert A. Silver

Swami Sivananda Radha reveals the secret to rising beyond merely tolerating one another. She clearly states, that for continuous love to emerge one has to stop trying to make gratification the underpinnings of a relationship. With some trepidation I was expecting her advice to lean heavily towards celebacy for life!! Much to my sobering surprise found the message was more like - don't let relationships trick you into selling out on your own completness! What an inspiring releif this was to read- a reference book for life!!!

This book is a treasure, lifting the age-old game of relationships to a new level, one that we so often imagine is possible but never quite know how to get to. It's more than a read. It's a reading experience, one that could well change the way of thinking about the purpose of a relationship and the challenges that relationships offer. Be prepared to discover something that will stand your preconceived ideas on on their heads! Wonderful. Orginal.

Promises made & never kept, this book is about a marriage of the soul w/yourself. Nothing really to do w/finding a lover, a mate or a friend. It's all about the relationship you are having w/your soul before you can possibly go & find a mate. Very heavy reading. I felt like I wasted time.

This a very small book, short, but sound, and written in 1985. John Stott is always sound, he gives the basics, but for an in-depth book look elsewhere. (Robert Gagnon comes to mind).