Sermon for the Crisis

"Sermon for the Crisis" by JS Smart offers a compelling glimpse into 19th-century religious thought and discourse. This sermon addresses a perceived crisis within Christianity, reflecting the theological debates and social anxieties of the era. Smart's work provides valuable insight into the challenges faced by religious institutions and the faithful during a time of rapid social and intellectual change.

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