Courtesy as Heartfelt Grace from Talmage Sermon
In a discourse from January, Dr. Talmage urges Christian courtesy as a heart born grace, beyond mere politeness. He warns that outward polish can mask inner vice, citing Absalom and Alcibiades, and argues true courtesy stems from divine transformation through the Holy Ghost, shaping humble, thoughtful conduct in home, church, and public life. He emphasizes praising others, avoiding defamation, and serving with selfless consideration to lift others, envisioning international courtesy and a heavenly realm where courtesy is eternal.
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