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Asserts that, in spite of his legendary friendship with David, Jonathan died on the wrong battlefield fighting for the wrong cause because he did not make the decision to leave the house of error to join the house of righteousness. Although he had a right heart, knew the truth, and was sympathetic toward it, he was not willing to face the opposition of his family or the loss of personal comfort, status, and privilege to make a stand for what was right.

In this thought-provoking book, Roberts Liardon explains why the middle of the road is the most dangerous place to be.