The Protestant Ethic and Spirit of Punishment Derek Congram Suitable for science teachers of

Suitable for science teachers of students aged 11–16 years

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The Protestant Ethic and Spirit of Punishment Derek Congram Suitable for science teachers ofThis bold work confronts the spirit of punishment that permeates our culture and its deleterious effects on today's penal system and society at large. Rooted in experiences of prison reality, the book sets forth an original theory about the theological roots of our current punitive ethos and offers a creative antidote informed by a commitment to restorative justice. Snyder shows that the spirit of punishment in our culture is rooted in and reinforced