The Ten Commandments have been used and abused by both Christendom and a Secularist Society that claim they are legalistic and not for today theology. The author explains their purpose and importance for both the Church and society in today’s changing world.
Are they necessary as a way of life?
Why has crime increased?
What’s wrong with wanting a world that is not anti-God and not
against law and order?
It is with this in mind that the author tries to get the reader to change their thinking. “The Ten Commandments: Law or a Way of Life?” Let the reader be the judge, we have seen what has happened in our society when Prayer and the Bible were taken out of our schools. Now the attack is on the Ten Commandments with a Judge removed from office because of his stand for having them in the Court Area of a Court House and trying to keep him from even practicing law in his own State.
John DiSalvo has studied the Word and has concentrated his studies in the area of Theology and Ministry. He has a Bachelors Degree in Theology, a Masters in Sacred Literature, and has a Doctor of Theology: degrees from Trinity Theological Seminary, Newburgh, Indiana.
John DiSalvo has studied the Word and has concentrated his studies in the area of Theology and Ministry. He has a Bachelors Degree in Theology, a Masters in Sacred Literature, and is a Doctor of Theology: degrees from Trinity Theological Seminary, Newburgh, Indiana.
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