Christianity and the United States

Originally delivered as a series of lectures at Yale University in 1909, this book explores the historical and philosophical connections between American democracy and the principles of Christianity. The author, a Methodist bishop and educator, argues that Christianity provides a moral foundation for democracy and social justice, and calls on American Christians to uphold these values in their public and private lives.

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