The popularity of The Seven Deadly Sins dates back to the 4th Century. They enjoyed tremendous notoriety during the period we call the Middle Ages. While the popular assortment of sins is not directly from scripture, they have been the subject of many a sermon, lecture, writing and art.

In his book The Seven Deadly Sins: And Why We Love Them, Steinbacher examines each in detail. He gives examples of how they effect us and how we conduct ourselves in this world.

Included in this book is Steinbacher's essay,An Angel In My Garden.

Steinbacher is a graduate of Pacific University, and studied at the University of Oregon, Sacramento State College, San Francisco Theological Seminary and UCLA Extension. He has been an award-winning investigative newspaper reporter, and he has been the host of his own radio interview show. Over the years, Steinbacher has appeared on hundreds of TV and radio interview shows throughout the world.

His biography appears in over a dozen major publications, and he has been honored by scores of service clubs, schools and hospitals nationally for his humanitarian endeavors.

A Roman Catholic, he has served as secretary of his parish council and in 1988 was honored as outstanding alumnus by Pacific University. Steinbacher has published numerous books and CDs including Wayfarers of Fate, a listing is included within the book. He is a Naval veteran of World War II, where he served as a hospital corpsman.

Steinbacher is a member of The New York Academy of Sciences, The American Medical Writer's Association, The American Society of Association Executives and The American Legion.