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An examination of healthcare reform from a Christian perspective, based on the Good Samaritan parable. Suggested for individual readers and church study groups.
Of the total purchase price, $8.95 goes to Blurb. The remaining $4.05 is donated directly to North Alabama Healthcare for All, a chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program, to further advocacy work in support of accessible, quality, affordable healthcare for everyone in the United States. No profit goes to the author.
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Publish Date June 11, 2011
Dimensions Trade 132 pgs Black and White printing (on cream uncoated paper)
Category Religion & Spirituality
Tags Good Samaritan, Pippa Abston, Medicare for All, single payer
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pabston says
Just an FYI-- I did catch an error but unfortunately after I had made the book public. In changing names of patients, I accidentally gave one child two different names, Marcus and then Quentin! Neither was his. I revised his story after getting proofreading help from friends. Let's just pretend it was intentional-- my version of the Amish quilter's mistake. Maybe the second name, Quentin, was homage to the founder of Physicians for a National Health Program-- Dr. Quentin Young.
posted at 08:00am Jun 20 PST