Biblical Information in Relation to Character and Conduct (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025300078)

"Biblical Information in Relation to Character and Conduct" is a significant empirical study exploring the intersection of religious knowledge and moral behavior. Written during a period of intense scholarly interest in character education, this work investigates whether a comprehensive knowledge of Biblical texts directly correlates with ethical conduct and the development of personal character.

The author, Pleasant Roscoe Hightower, utilizes rigorous research methods to analyze how religious instruction translates into real-world actions. By examining the relationship between what individuals know about the Bible and how they behave in social and moral contexts, the book addresses fundamental questions regarding the effectiveness of religious education in shaping the human psyche. This volume remains an important historical resource for scholars of education, theology, and psychology, offering insights into early 20th-century approaches to moral development and the pedagogical role of the scriptures.

Through its systematic approach, the text provides a detailed look at the data and conclusions drawn from extensive testing, making it a vital contribution to the study of character building and the psychological impact of religious literacy.

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