The Trinity of Evil: Infidelity; Impurity; Intemperance is a focused, historical portrait of three modern dangers—atheistic thought, sexual impurity, and heavy drinking—and how they undermine character and society.
Written by Canon Wilberforce, this edition argues that personal virtue and public reform must rise from a lived faith and compassionate action.
The work frames each vice as a current that corrupts individuals and communities, urging the reader to adopt a clear, practical stance. It blends moral reflection with examples and historical context to illuminate why these issues demanded attention in its time.
- Clear explanations of Infidelity, Impurity, and Intemperance and their social impact
- Case studies and contemporary commentary to ground moral concerns in real life
- A call to witness for Christ through personal conduct and public reform
- Accessible language suitable for readers new to 19th‑century religious writing
Ideal for readers of historical religious thought, moral philosophy, and 19th‑century social reform, this edition offers a compact, purpose‑driven examination of what the author views as the most pressing temptations of his era.