The Democracy of Christianity, or; An Analysis of the Bible and its Doctrines in Their Relation to the Principles of Democracy

First published in 1863, this groundbreaking work of theology and politics argues that the Bible contains within it the seeds of democratic governance and social justice. Drawing on a wide range of biblical texts and historical examples, Goodell provides a compelling case for the compatibility of Christian ethics and democratic principles.

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