Religion, Politics and the Abuse of Power

by Ella Prvi

Overview

How did religions appear? How are they entwined with politics at the local and national levels? Who truly holds the balance of power in society?

This insightful and persuasive essay covers a wide range of topics that the author seamlessly ties together in a biting critique of politics, religion, and the people that hold power over so many lives. Through a detailed examination of biblical verse, failed social systems, and political power structures, author Ella Prvi and translator Franc Krajberger give a scathing critique of the failings of human immaturity.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157243531
Publisher:	FriesenPress
Publication date:	03/03/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	114
File size:	298 KB

About the Author

Franc Krajcberger translated and updated this essay from his native language with the blessing of its author, his dear friend Ella Prvi. After reading an early draft while visiting Ella at her cabin on the Danube River, Franc found it answered all of his questions about life and society. He was immediately moved to share the wisdom and insights of the essay with a larger audience.

Franc lives near Brantford, Ontario, with his wife and one child.