Reviews for Religion and the Law: A Dictionary - Christopher Thomas Thomas Anglim - Hardcover

The average rating for Religion and the Law: A Dictionary - Christopher Thomas Thomas Anglim - Hardcover based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-05-23 00:00:00 Jennah Chandler This book really was not very helpful when preparing for the Texas Real Estate Sales agent Exam. I really had to struggle through the material and did not get a lot out of it. This book is required reading however when taking the required courses for the exam.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-07-08 00:00:00 Bjorn Ellingsen I know that this book looks like it would be mind-numbingly boring but it is actually a great read and only takes a few hours. If all of the stories weren't frustratingly true then this could be comedy. This book makes a journey through government regulation that is supposed to save us from ourselves but instead makes government the masters of us, shackled by either bureaucratic stupidity or power trips. For example, in NYC the city government sold two buildings, abandoned after being gutted by fire and sitting for years, to a Catholic charity for $1 each, after which the church spent over $500,000 renovating the buildings and turning it into a shelter that would take 64 homeless men off the street, give them a clean room and job training so that they can re-enter society as productive members. After two years a building inspector told them that because the building code requires all renovated multi-story buildings to have an elevator, they must either install one (at a cost of $100,000 to them) or shut the building down. Not having the money to do that, the building was shut down and the men put back on the street. This short book does a perfect job of showing us why we have to regain control of a tyrannical government.