Thoughtful 18th‑century sermons and clergy charges in one sought‑after collection .
This volume gathers Discourses preached before universities and churches, including reflections on youth, virtue, church authority, salvation by faith, and the duties of clergy. It offers a window into Anglican thought and sermon craft from Thomas Balguy, balancing moral guidance with practical considerations of religious practice.
- The book presents discourses on the difference between youth and age, moral duties, and the balance of benevolence and prudence.
- It covers topics such as church authority, religious liberty, subscription to Articles of Religion, and the role of clergy.
- You’ll find discussions on the study of religion, the nature of faith, and the relationship between revelation and reason.
- The contents include seven charges given to clergy in the Winchester archdeaconry and sermons delivered at Cambridge, Winchester, and Lambeth.
Ideal for readers of historical religious writing, Anglican theology, and period sermon collections.