"Traffickers of Unborn Children" by Claude Jacquinot and Jacques Delaye is a book that explores the controversial topic of using live human fetuses for scientific purposes and cosmetology.
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The author compares the greats of the church's past with stars. The message he wants to convey with this collection of examples of saints and church fathers is useful and current.
The book is a comprehensive publicistic work in the form of essays in which social, religious, political and media phenomena are read in the manner of theological hermeneutics, through the prism of a theological eye. It is composed of five chapters.
The book is powerful, personal, and provocative; it is a blend of philosophy, testimony, and spiritual literature.
The book itself is an autobiography, or rather the true story of Maria von Trapp, a young girl who saw more than great God's mercy and guidance throughout her life.
