In "The Cause And Remedy For National Distress: A Sermon," James Haldane Stewart addresses the moral and spiritual underpinnings of societal challenges. This sermon explores the relationship between national well-being and adherence to Christian principles, offering insights into the perceived causes of distress and advocating for faith-based solutions. Stewart's work provides a glimpse into the religious and social concerns of his time, offering a perspective on the role of faith in addressing societal issues. It is a reflection on ethics and social responsibility.

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