Alexander, a Scottish minister and historian of philosophy, sets out the postulates of Christian ethics, then works through the Christian ideal, the virtues and duties it calls for, and its bearing on the family, the state, work and the church. He leans on the Sermon on the Mount, arguing that the kingdom of God lies in what a person is, not what he has.
A clear Edwardian statement of Christian moral thought for thoughtful lay readers. Download the free EPUB.