Sermons [Ed. by H. Horsley]

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This volume presents a collection of sermons by Samuel Horsley, a prominent figure in 18th-century British religious life. Horsley's sermons are known for their intellectual rigor and passionate defense of orthodox Christian doctrine. Addressing a range of theological and moral issues, these sermons offer insights into the religious debates of his time and provide a compelling vision of Christian faith.

Edited by H. Horsley, this edition makes these important works accessible to modern readers, offering valuable resources for students of religious history, theology, and homiletics. The sermons reflect a deep engagement with scripture and a commitment to clear and persuasive communication, making them relevant for anyone interested in the art of preaching and the enduring power of Christian thought.

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