A passionate argument against the use of referenda as a tool of democratic decision-making, this book draws on historical examples to demonstrate the dangers of oversimplifying complex issues and risking the tyranny of the majority. With insights into contemporary political debates around the world, this is an important contribution to the ongoing discussion about the proper role of direct democracy in modern societies.
Discover a wealth of timeless wisdom and inspiration in this collection of children's sermons. Compiled by Jane T. Stoddart and William Robertson Nicoll, this book is the perfect resource for anyone seeking to share the gospel with young people in a way that is engaging, informative, and fun.
In this powerful critique of spiritualism, Jane T. Stoddart exposes the fraudulent claims and dangerous consequences of this popular movement. Drawing on firsthand experience and rigorous research, Stoddart offers a compelling argument against the existence of supernatural phenomena, making a profound statement about the nature of belief and the limits of human knowledge.
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