Common-Sense in Religion

Published in 1877, Common-Sense in Religion is a collection of essays by prominent American theologian James Freeman Clarke. In these essays, Clarke offers a thoughtful and enlightened view of religion that emphasizes reason, compassion, and humility. He argues that religion must adapt to changing times and changing social conditions in order to remain relevant and effective. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of American religious thought and the ongoing debate between faith and reason.
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