Productive Christians In An Age Of Guilt Manipulators by David Chilton is a trade paperback published in 1982 by the Institute for Christian Economics. Hard to find, this book is on the borderline of very good and good. This second edition book weighs roughly 15 oz and has 310 pages. It falls under the genres of religion and business & economics, focusing on topics related to Christian life and labor. Written in English, this book offers insights into how Christians can be productive in a society that uses guilt to manipulate behavior.

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