The Coming of the Son of Man: A Discourse Preached in the First Congregational Unitarian Church, Philadelphia, on the Morning of the Lord's Day, May 24, 1829 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

William Henry Furness

 
9781331753414: The Coming of the Son of Man: A Discourse Preached in the First Congregational Unitarian Church, Philadelphia, on the Morning of the Lord's Day, May 24, 1829 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Facing the power of a transformative faith

The Coming of the Son of Man offers a historical sermon that argues Christian truth shapes society more through inward transformation than outward displays of glory. This edition invites readers to weigh dramatic claims about liberty, justice, and the civil impact of Christian ideas.

The speaker frames Christianity as a living force that has guided modern emancipation and public opinion. Rather than expecting spectacular signs, the discourse emphasizes moral power, universal benevolence, and the spread of knowledge as the true measure of Christ’s coming. Readers are led to consider how religious ideals translate into laws, institutions, and everyday conduct.
  • How the author defines true Christianity beyond ritual or sectarian form
  • Arguments connecting religious truth to social and political progress
  • Examples of liberty, justice, and compassion influencing public life
  • A historical perspective on the idea of the Son of Man coming in power through spirit
Ideal for readers who enjoy historical religious discourse, 19th‑century sermons, and explorations of faith’s role in moral and social reform. The book speaks to those curious about how spiritual ideals shape public life and personal character.

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ISBN 10:  0483961639 ISBN 13:  9780483961630
Publisher: Forgotten Books, 2018
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