Sermons & Addresses

Christianity the perfection of true manliness

An address on the Victorian question of 'manliness,' answered from the pulpit: that the truest manhood is not force or success but the Christian character — courage joined to gentleness, strength to self-sacrifice. Chapin at his most quotable on the platform where he rivaled any lecturer of the day.

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AuthorChapin, Edwin Hubbell, 1814-1880
Published1856
PublisherNew York : H. Lyon
SubjectsUniversalist churches; Conduct of life; Sermons, American
OCLC5039117 on WorldCat
SectionSermons & Addresses