Alethia; or The Outspoken Truth, penned by James David Ricards, offers a compelling exploration of religious themes and ethical considerations within a Christian framework. Published in 1885, this book provides insights into the theological discourse of the late 19th century. Ricards delves into the 'outspoken truth,' presenting a perspective rooted in his understanding of Christian doctrine and its practical implications for daily life.

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