Reviews for University Teaching of Social Sciences: Law (Teaching in the social sciences)

The average rating for University Teaching of Social Sciences: Law (Teaching in the social sciences) based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-02-17 00:00:00 Ras Trut I read this book when I 12 years old and it was awesome, granted back then I didn't understand much, but it was an eye opener. Since then, I have re-read this book several times. To me this book should be called "The book that explains everything in a logical and sensible manner." To put simply, it's a perfect marriage between spirituality and science. This book was written in the 1850s if I'm not mistaken, and I haven't found one thing in it that is invalidated by science and current technology, that just blows my mind. If you have spiritual questions and possess a half open mind this book will explain a lot in a reasonable manner.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-06-02 00:00:00 Jason Hersch The editor of this book, Robert Champ, recommended I read this book when he found my post on Facebook about my experience with ghosts. There were several things in this book that confirmed what I already suspected about the afterlife and gave me confidence that I was indeed hearing from spirits on the other side. When I learned the book was originally written in French during the 1800s, I was hesitant about purchasing it, feeling it would be a challenging or boring read. I was pleasantly surprised at how the question and answer format and the followup discussions made the text clear and easy to read. I'm only half way finished reading this book, but I highly recommend it to anyone who has questions about what goes on after we "die."