John Abraham Libros

The book delves into the evolution of drug testing since the late 1990s, focusing on the geneticization of carcinogenic risk assessment and pharmaceutical regulation. It explores critical issues in bio-science and medical treatment, questioning what knowledge is deemed essential for assessing carcinogenic risks to humans and examining the processes behind these judgments. Through this analysis, it highlights the implications for patient health and the complexities involved in pharmaceutical regulation.

Exploring the age-old conflict between good and evil, this book delves into the philosophical and theological implications of divine sovereignty versus malevolent influence. It examines the roles of God and Satan in shaping human destiny and moral choices, encouraging readers to reflect on their beliefs and the nature of power in the world. Through a blend of scripture, historical analysis, and contemporary examples, the author invites a deeper understanding of faith and the spiritual battles that impact daily life.