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Unreasonable Doubt: A True Story of Conscience, Conviction, and Grace

by Gregg A. Stewart

Conscience in the jury room

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Conscience in the jury room

Framed as a true story, Unreasonable Doubt places jury duty at the meeting point of legal judgment and Christian faith. Its description presents a juror’s sense of duty as a meditation on conscience, justice, mercy, and human frailty, with Ecclesiastes 12:13 serving as an opening scripture. The book’s stated emphasis is less on legal procedure than on the spiritual questions raised by weighing a case and confronting uncertainty. The quoted literary and anonymous lines in the description echo its concern with mercy and the heart, while the central subject remains the moral and religious dimensions of jury service.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in stories about jury service and questions of justice
  • Readers seeking Christian reflections on conscience, duty, and mercy

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Jury dutyConscience and convictionJustice and mercyChristian faith

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Book overview

Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.

Ecclesiastes 12:13 - KJV

 

In a courtroom where truth trembled under the weight of human frailty, one juror's call to duty became a test of faith.

 

Unreasonable Doubt is a true story of conscience, conviction, and grace-a meditation on how God meets us in our hardest questions of justice and mercy.

 

In the words of Graham Greene's Brighton Rock, "you cannot conceive, nor can I, of the appalling strangeness of the mercy of God."

 

"When we open one door, we open also another, for both enter through the same hinge-the heart."

-Unknown

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