How A Carpenter Changed The World

History and religion meet in How a Carpenter Changed the World by Richard Breese. Meticulously researched, this book describes the far-reaching sociological and sociopolitical implications of the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, specifically how one man's voice and legacy gave rise to pave the cornerstones of democratic principles and democratic institutions. A truly humanitarian evolution of justice, Western legal traditions, republican forms of government, such as monarchy and later the concept of representation in city governments, constitutional governments and national governments all find their roots in the teachings of this man. A rich and rewarding experience, this academic study of the life of Jesus also sheds vast light on the world's agricultural, educational, and philosophical revolutions. From the Age of Reason to the Age of Enlightenment and through the American Revolution, this study ultimately provides a powerful message of freedom, rights, and responsibilities.