Essays on the Social Gospel contains a fascinating comparison of the morals taught by Jesus versus the societal morals of the turn of the twentieth century. Adolph Harnack explores the difference between a burdensome works-based life and that which is inspired by Christ’s teachings, then analyzing social morals as taught in schools during his era. Education—a topic of equal weight today as it was one hundred years ago—is dissected, from its meaning and values to the dangers that its pursuit can entail, and is weighed against the teachings of Christ.
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