Although this book is for the most part indistinguishable from any other first-year Torts text, it is distinctively Christian in many ways. Many cases were selected because their factual patterns or the court's discussion of the case implicated distinctively moral issues in addition to the strictly legal issues in the case. Where appropriate, several biblical passages have been included in the materials, sometimes with relevant rhetorical questions. Finally, the materials are done from a perspective (a common historical perspective) that sees Torts as being about promoting a transcendent form...