Playing God in Chair Twelve: A Juror's Faith-Changing Journey
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Playing God in Chair Twelve: A Juror's Faith-Changing Journey

by Carl Dubler

Religion Law Biography
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In Playing God in Chair Twelve, Carl Dubler recounts a juror’s experience that became a profound spiritual turning point. Blending courtroom responsibility with personal reflection, this memoir considers how serving in judgment can challenge beliefs and inspire a changed understanding of faith.

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Playing God in Chair Twelve presents Carl Dubler’s personal account of serving as a juror.

Framed as a faith-changing journey, the book explores how jury service affected his beliefs and perspective.

It connects the responsibilities of the courtroom with questions of faith, judgment, and personal transformation.

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