For most committed Christians, there is a strong link between religion and life. It isn't just a case of going to church on a Sunday and forgetting about moral values for the rest of the week (o.k., it may be the case for some Christians, but they aren't going to be buying this book anyway). The big issue is, though, what exactly are moral values? The Ten Commandments, God's ultimate guide to morality, are a good place to start, which is exactly what best-selling "Morehouse" author, Anne Robertson does. She examines the moral questions of the day through the lens of each of the Ten Commandments and concludes that there is more than one Christian approach to difficult issues. For example, the chapter on the 6th Commandment Thou Shalt Not Kill, looks at killing in its broadest sense - war, capital punishment, abortion and stem cell research. Can a one size fits all approach be applicable to these different facets? No, says Robertson. Furthermore, she believes that God's commandments have a social as well as a personal dimension. Ultimately, this book is a call for balance and unity in the one place all Christians should come together: the love of God in Christ.
