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Author: David W Gill
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Imprint: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.404kg
ISBN: 9781666747270
ISBN 10: 1666747270
Pages: 348
Publication Date: 30 June 2022
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
This is a timely book! David Gill has drawn on a variety of sources--popular writings, ethical handbooks, biblical scholarship (including profound insights from the Jewish community), and historical lessons--to produce one of the best studies of the Ten Commandments to come our way for quite a while. Richard J. Mouw, president (retired), Fuller Theological Seminary Instead of simply pointing an accusing finger, Doing Right offers a truly refreshing and freeing alternative to today's seemingly ubiquitous ethical decay. David Gill's examples, illustrations and humor portray the genuine benefits of conducting business and life according to God's principles and priorities. Lori Randles Lagerstrom, sales director, Mary Kay Doing Right is a thoughtful, scholarly, humorous and loving exploration of God's model of relationships outlined in the Ten Commandments. I was captivated by David Gill's theme that treats negative boundaries as only the beginning of what must ultimately become positive mandates to love. This is an ethic that takes seriously our fallenness but offers hopeful ways to bring healing, justice, and freedom to ourselves and others. Rebecca Klint Townsend, MD
This is a timely book! David Gill has drawn on a variety of sources--popular writings, ethical handbooks, biblical scholarship (including profound insights from the Jewish community), and historical lessons--to produce one of the best studies of the Ten Commandments to come our way for quite a while. Richard J. Mouw, president (retired), Fuller Theological Seminary Instead of simply pointing an accusing finger, Doing Right offers a truly refreshing and freeing alternative to today's seemingly ubiquitous ethical decay. David Gill's examples, illustrations and humor portray the genuine benefits of conducting business and life according to God's principles and priorities. Lori Randles Lagerstrom, sales director, Mary Kay Doing Right is a thoughtful, scholarly, humorous and loving exploration of God's model of relationships outlined in the Ten Commandments. I was captivated by David Gill's theme that treats negative boundaries as only the beginning of what must ultimately become positive mandates to love. This is an ethic that takes seriously our fallenness but offers hopeful ways to bring healing, justice, and freedom to ourselves and others. Rebecca Klint Townsend, MD
"""This is a timely book! David Gill has drawn on a variety of sources--popular writings, ethical handbooks, biblical scholarship (including profound insights from the Jewish community), and historical lessons--to produce one of the best studies of the Ten Commandments to come our way for quite a while."" Richard J. Mouw, president (retired), Fuller Theological Seminary ""Instead of simply pointing an accusing finger, Doing Right offers a truly refreshing and freeing alternative to today's seemingly ubiquitous ethical decay. David Gill's examples, illustrations and humor portray the genuine benefits of conducting business and life according to God's principles and priorities."" Lori Randles Lagerstrom, sales director, Mary Kay ""Doing Right is a thoughtful, scholarly, humorous and loving exploration of God's model of relationships outlined in the Ten Commandments. I was captivated by David Gill's theme that treats negative boundaries as only the beginning of what must ultimately become positive mandates to love. This is an ethic that takes seriously our fallenness but offers hopeful ways to bring healing, justice, and freedom to ourselves and others."" Rebecca Klint Townsend, MD"
Author Information
David W. Gill is a writer in Oakland, California (www.davidwgill.org). He served forty years as an ethics professor at New College Berkeley (1977-90), North Park University (1992-2001), St. Mary's College Graduate School of Business (2004-10), and Gordon-Conwell Seminary (2010-16). He was the founder (1977), dean (1979-86), and president (1986-90) of the graduate school of theology at New College Berkeley, equipping Christians with an organically biblical ethics.
