War, Government, Politics

	*Ain’t Nobody’s Business if You Do:* The Absurdity of Consensual Crimes in Our Free Country (#4818) by Peter McWilliams. “Mr. McWiliams is an expert on the subject of consensual crimes and the damage that fighting such non-crimes has on society, on the economy, and on our collective states of mind.”— Hugh Downs. 692pp PB $14.95
	*Christianity and War:* and Other Essays Against the Warfare State (#3278) by Laurence M. Vance. A controversial new book containing thirteen essays, organized under the headings of Christianity and War, The Evils of War, Specific Wars, and The U.S. Global Empire, have one underlying theme: opposition to the warfare state that robs us of our money, our liberty, and in some cases our life. Although many of these essays reference contemporary events, the principles discussed in all of them are timeless: war, militarism, empire, interventionism, the warfare state, and the Christian attitude toward these things. It is the author’s contention that Christian enthusiasm for the state, its wars, and its politicians is an affront to the Savior, contrary to Scripture, and a demonstration of the profound ignorance many Christians have of history. 128 pp PB *$9.95*
	Myth of a Christian Nation, The: How the Quest for Political Power Is Destroying the Church (#5380) by Gregory A. Boyd. The Path through Politics Is Not the Road to God. A compelling case that whenever the church gets too close to any political or national ideology, it is disastrous for the church and harmful to society. The American Evangelical Church has allowed itself to be co-opted by the political right. Boyd challenges some of the most deeply held convictions of evangelical Christians in America. 207 pp HB *$19.95*
	War and Grace (#4940) by William Petri. Many individuals use the Bible to support a government's ability to wage war. We must ask ourselves if this is indeed the case, or if the church is just following a man made doctrine. 31pp. BK $9.95

War and Grace (#4940) by William Petri. Many individuals use the Bible to support a government's ability to wage war. We must ask ourselves if this is indeed the case, or if the church is just following a man made doctrine. 31pp. BK $9.95