Explore the intersection of faith, governance, and history in Newton Smart's "The Duty of a Christian People under Divine Visitations." This collection of sermons delves into the profound subject of God's providence and its impact on government and the lives of Christian believers. Smart examines religious ethics and the responsibilities of a Christian population during times of significant change or challenge, drawing from Christian history to illuminate his arguments.

This volume addresses timeless questions about the relationship between divine will and earthly affairs, offering insights into the ethical obligations of individuals and communities within a Christian framework. A valuable resource for those interested in religious ethics, Christian history, and the role of faith in shaping civic life, this book provides a historical perspective on the enduring themes of divine providence and Christian duty.

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