THE BIBLE ON THE STATE - MICHAŁ WOJCIECHOWSKI

Immerse yourself in a fascinating analysis of the intersection of religion and politics, where biblical theology meets the history of political thought. The book "The Bible on the State" by Michał Wojciechowski is a unique combination of perspectives that allows you to understand the role of the state in the light of the Holy Scripture. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen the relationship between faith and power.

• In-depth analysis of the statements of the Holy Scripture regarding state power.
• Critical view on the tasks and powers of the government.
• Discussion of the flaws and sins of the government, such as violence and tax exploitation.
• Acceptance of the institution of the state in a critical way, with the demand for justice.
• Obedience to God's Law as the foundation of a just state.
• Combination of biblical theology and the history of political thought.

This book offers a detailed overview and discussion of the statements of the Holy Scripture that relate to the tasks and powers of state power. The author does not avoid difficult topics such as the flaws and sins of the government, including violence and tax exploitation. He analyzes how the Bible accepts the institution of the state, but at the same time places high demands on it regarding justice and obedience to God's Law.

Michał Wojciechowski, the author of this publication, combines the perspective of biblical theology with the history of political thought. As a result, the reader receives a comprehensive and multi-faceted view of the relationship between religion and politics. This book is not only a historical analysis, but also an attempt to understand the current challenges related to power and justice.

WAM Publishing House, known for publishing valuable and inspiring books, presents readers with another book that encourages reflection and deepens knowledge about important aspects of social and political life. "The Bible on the State" is a read that will surely interest theologians, historians, and anyone who wants to understand the role of religion in shaping the state and society.

The book has 184 pages and a format of 205x150 mm. It was published in 2008 in paperback. It is ideal for people interested in theology, history and political science. It allows you to understand the role of the state in the light of the Holy Scripture and analyzes the relationship between faith and power.