"The Mosaic Law in Modern Life" by Cleland Boyd McAfee explores the enduring relevance of the Mosaic Law, found in the Old Testament, to contemporary ethical and legal issues. McAfee delves into the principles and precepts of this ancient legal code, examining its application to modern society. This work offers insights into the moral and judicial foundations of Western civilization, presenting a compelling case for the timeless wisdom contained within the Mosaic Law. Readers interested in the intersection of religion, law, and ethics will find this book a valuable resource for understanding the continued influence of biblical law on modern thought and practice.

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