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    God and Politics: A Collection of Essays and Poems

    By Domenic Marbaniang

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    Essays and Poems:
    Democracy and Ethics
    Christ, Truth, and Politics
    The Sword is not the Answer
    Winds of Change
    The Rule of Law
    The Kingdom in the Secular Politics
    Thy Kingdom Come
    Anatomy of Religious Violence
    Slumdog Souvenir
    Struggle for Separate States
    Government of the Poor
    Peace
    The Abrahamic Covenant
    Religious Tolerance
    What India Needs
    The War of Kalinga and Modern Religious Conscience
    Three Levels of Aggression against Religion
    Corruption: Roots, Challenges, and Solutions
    Estrangement and Belongedness in the Ultimate Sacrifice of God
    Is Philosophy Dead?
    Creed of the 21st Century Christian
    Philosophical Roots of Law and Politics
    The Psychology of Evil and the Spirit of Victory
    The Crime of Silence
    The Constitution
    Slavery as Limited and Liberating in the Old Testament
    Violence
    Politics and Lies
    God and Politics in Secular India
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 16, 2014
    ISBN9781304811431
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    God and Politics: A Collection of Essays and Poems
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    Domenic Marbaniang

    Domenic Marbaniang is Christian writer, musician, and minister.

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