Laws of Heaven

Exploring the intersection of faith and societal complexity, the book delves into the lives of twelve remarkable individuals who defy conventional beliefs. These figures confront both church and state, often risking their lives in the process. Through their stories, Gallagher highlights the struggle to maintain a simple faith amidst a landscape marked by moral ambiguity and a lack of leadership in both religious and political spheres. Their journeys offer insight into the challenges of adhering to one's convictions in a turbulent world.