Originally published in 1859, as the fourth edition of a 1660 original, this book contains the text of the Select Discourses of the theologian John Smith.
Originally published in 1859, as the fourth edition of a 1660 original, this book contains the text of the Select Discourses of the theologian John Smith.
John David Smith is a passionate poet, storyteller, and pastor, blending the profound beauty of words with the power of human experience. His works span a variety of genres, from poetry to short stories and devotionals, reflecting his deep belief in the transformative power of faith, love, and resilience.A lifelong writer, John draws inspiration from his own life journey, filled with moments of joy, loss, and personal growth. His poetry often explores themes of healing, connection, and the passage of time, while his prose invites readers to reflect on the complexities of faith, identity, and belonging.In addition to his writing, John is deeply committed to using his words to inspire and uplift, offering readers a glimpse into the heart of the human experience. When he's not writing or designing, John enjoys spending time with family, exploring nature, and fostering connections within his community. His works are a testament to his belief that stories, poetry, and faith can guide us through even the most challenging times.
Inhaltsangabe
1. On the true way or method of attaining divine knowledge 2. On superstition 3. On atheism 4. On the immortality of the soul 5. On the existence and nature of God 6. On prophecy 7. On legal and evangelical righteousness 8. On the shortness of a pharisaical righteousness 9. Excellency and nobleness of true religion 10. On a Christian's conflicts with, and conquests over, Satan.
1. On the true way or method of attaining divine knowledge 2. On superstition 3. On atheism 4. On the immortality of the soul 5. On the existence and nature of God 6. On prophecy 7. On legal and evangelical righteousness 8. On the shortness of a pharisaical righteousness 9. Excellency and nobleness of true religion 10. On a Christian's conflicts with, and conquests over, Satan.
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