Discover how faith energizes good works and guides daily life in this clear, thoughtful study.
This nonfiction work lays out a plain account of faith, its powers, and its essential link to virtuous action. Drawn from sermons and shaped for the general reader, it argues that faith is not merely belief but a force that moves the will toward charity and right conduct.
- Learn how faith is described as an active principle that stirs motives to virtue
- See the relationship between reason, revelation, and faith in guiding everyday conduct
- Understand why the book asserts that genuine faith should produce good works
- Explore how scripture and reason together illuminate the path from belief to action
Ideal for readers seeking a clear, practical discussion of how faith, reason, and morality connect in Christian life.