The Nursing Father by Aaron Wildavsky offers an analytical study of Moses as a foundational political figure. First published in 1984 by the University of Alabama Press, this 262-page paperback blends biblical narratives with political theory to explore governance in the Exodus saga.

Wildavsky bridges theology and political science, treating Moses’ story as a case study in leadership. He examines decision-making styles, authority-building tactics, and the challenges of uniting diverse communities under a shared vision.

Key features include:

• Critical insights into biblical leadership models
• Analysis of governance themes in the Exodus narrative
• Perspectives on crisis management and authority
• An academic lens connecting history, theology, and politics

Ideal for students of religious studies, political theory, and anyone interested in the intersection of faith and governance, this work remains a thought-provoking resource for understanding Moses as a political leader.

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