Gain insight into nineteenth-century Presbyterian church history with this collection of texts by Edward Dafydd Morris. A fixture at Lane Theological Seminary in Ohio for 30 years, a moderator for the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America (PC-USA), a writer and pastor, and an important player in the effort to reunite the Old and New Schools of the PC-USA, Morris’ works offer a unique perspective. This collection provides a mix of theological exposition, memoir, historical review, and discussion of the days’ hot topics—such as Charles A. Briggs’ controversial inaugural address upon his appointment to chair of biblical theology at Union Seminary in New York. With this collection you’ll get Morris’ most important works, and a representative sampling of his writing—noted for its clarity, irenic tone, and commitment to the unity and mission of the Presbyterian Church.
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