A Defense Of The Christian Religion, And Of The Religious Instruction Of The Young (1844)

Focusing on the defense of Christianity, Daniel Webster argues for its role as a moral foundation essential for societal stability in his 1844 work. He emphasizes the necessity of religious instruction for youth, asserting that it fosters good character and upholds traditional values. By addressing common objections to Christianity, Webster presents a compelling case for its truth and societal relevance. This book serves as an important resource for those exploring the relationship between faith and societal values, while also being a part of a commitment to preserve significant literary works.