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Explore the intersection of faith and daily life with J. F. Clymer's "Food and Morals," a collection of insightful 19th-century American sermons. This 6th Edition delves into Christian ethics and morality, offering timeless reflections on how our choices, particularly those related to sustenance, reflect our spiritual values.
Categorized under Religion and Sociology of Religion, Clymer's work examines the ethical dimensions of everyday decisions. Drawing from general sermons and specifically focusing on Christian Theology, Ethics & Moral Teaching, "Food and Morals" provides a fascinating glimpse into the moral landscape of 19th-century America.
This edition offers readers a chance to engage with classic sermons that explore the enduring questions of right and wrong. Consider the profound connections between our physical needs and our spiritual well-being through the lens of a bygone era. A meticulously prepared print republication of this important historical text.
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