A trenchant critique of the march of folly that has characterized the (perhaps terminal) decline of Christendom in the past half-century. It is also an invaluable resource of facts, logic, and witticisms with which to explain what is wrong and defend what is right.
Former diplomat and policy analyst James George Jatras has spent a lifetime in the swamp of Washington DC fighting the good fight from Foggy Bottom, Capitol Hill and K Street. An insider with an outsider's common sense and Christian Faith, Jatras wields his rapier with a buccaneer's sense of humor, engaging all the issues of our "interesting time":
677 pages; 9 x 6 x 1.5 inches