Discourses, Controversial and Practical, on Various Subjects: Proper for the Consideration of the Present Times; Volume 1 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175132871)

"Discourses, Controversial and Practical, on Various Subjects, Proper for the Consideration of the Present Times, Volume 1" presents a collection of Philip Skelton's theological and ethical writings. Penned in 1754, these discourses address a range of pressing issues relevant to the era, offering insights into the moral and religious landscape of 18th-century society. Skelton's work provides a valuable window into the theological debates and practical concerns of his time.

This volume showcases Skelton's engagement with contemporary controversies and his commitment to providing practical guidance on ethical living. Readers interested in the history of Christian thought, ethical theory, and the social context of 18th-century Britain will find this a compelling and insightful read.

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