“The friends of evangelical doctrine, and the advocates of orthodoxy, have the following objects to keep ever in view in this age; they must take care of their Bibles, that they be not mutilated or curtailed by lawless criticism; they must take care of their theology, that it be not perverted by false philosophy; and they must take care of their pulpits, that they be not occupied by heretical, unspiritual, or incompetent ministers.”
Quote by John Angell James
Work
An Earnest Ministry the Want of the Times
This book delves into the concept of a genuine commitment to religious or spiritual duties, emphasizing its relevance and necessity in the context of the time it addresses. more
Author
John Angell James
John Angell James, born on June 6, 1785, and died on October 1, 1859, was a British writer known for his works in the fields of religion, ethics, and literature. His writings have had a profound impact on posterity. more
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