Digital Logos Edition
This volume compiles characteristic selections from the writings of B. F. Westcott—including passages from sermons, essays, and addresses—on a variety of topics in individual Christian life and society—representing how, as Westcott wrote, “Christianity takes account of the whole nature of man, consecrating to its service the natural exercise of every power and the fulfilment of every situation in which he is placed.” Of interest to pastors and divinity students as well as laypeople, this compendium of selections focuses on various aspects of Christian life, and role of the Christian and of the church in the world. Particularly interesting are Westcott’s writings on the relationship of Christianity to art and literature, as editor Stephen Phillips notes, with “their unique teaching on the mission of poet and painter ‘to present the truth of things under the aspect of beauty.’ ”