1821 THOMAS CHALMERS. On the Guilt of Capitalism without Christ / A Christocentric Social Gospel! Great Awakening Many of their own writers

Many of their own writers call them no better than Apostates

It appears likely that Stiles' sermon

Very scarce work by puritan

matching binding assemblage of 24 volumes published during the 1950's and 1960's as part of the Sovereign Grace Book Club

1821 THOMAS CHALMERS. On the Guilt of Capitalism without Christ / A Christocentric Social Gospel! Great Awakening Many of their own writersPerhaps works like this need revisited again; we've grown so used to compartmentalizing structures from private Christian practice, perhaps still unnecessarily reeling from the "social gospel," that we probably need the voices of Wilberforce and Chalmers to speak to us again and remind us that the job is "heaven come to earth" and that this often takes money, physicality, and investment in the poor, underprivileged, and marginalized. Chalmers today