The Message of the Mission; Can We Accept It?: A Sermon Preached in the Mill-Hill Chapel, Leeds, on Sunday, February 7th, 1875 (Classic Reprint). Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.The Message of the Mission; Can We Accept It?: A Sermon Preached in the Mill-Hill Chapel, Leeds, on Sunday, February 7th, 1875 (Classic Reprint)

In this 19th‑century sermon, a respected English theologian invites readers to examine how belief is formed, how Scripture speaks across ages, and what it means to live out faith with integrity. The talk argues for a sober, humane approach to Christianity—one that honors moral action, human dignity, and the real impact of love and repentance in daily life.

From questions about divine truth and the nature of God to the meaning of salvation, the message urges a respectful search for truth. It contrasts rigid dogma with a hopeful view of humanity, urging readers to pursue purity, humility, and steadfast goodness rather than fear or exclusion.

• Explore how faith can coexist with reason and modern understanding.


• Consider what the Bible’s messages mean for everyday living and virtue.


• Reflect on God’s love, justice, and the call to universal compassion.


• Find guidance on forming a personal, honest relationship with the divine.

Ideal for readers of theological inquiry, moral philosophy, and historical sermons seeking a humane, thoughtful path in faith.