Title: The lawyer's calling
First published: 1996
Description: Lawyers in our day are facing a crisis of meaning. Distrusted by the public, stressed by overwork and questioning the value of their contribution to society, legal professionals find themselves in a situation where work has lost its connection with deeper beliefs. The crisis they face is essentially spiritual. How can lawyers bridge the gap between their beliefs and their daily work? Joseph Allegretti maintains that law can be a true vocation - a "calling" from God. He.

Points to ways that lawyers are or can be healers in society, and he explains how their service to clients resembles a covenant relationship. Lawyers and law students will find his vision of the legal profession to be rich with possibility.
Subjects: Practice of law, Religious aspects of Practice of law, Religious aspects, Christianity and justice, Christian lawyers, Lawyers, Religion and law, Lawyers, united states
Places: United States
LC classification: KF298 .A43 1996