Preachers urged to attack trade moral failings in everyday life
A critique on church sermons neglecting practical ethics in commerce, praising Canon Lyttelton for applying moral scrutiny to trade sins. The piece highlights covetousness, falsehood, and honor among manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers, citing Herbert Spencer and urging sermons to insist on real ethical reform.
Sus of Trade and Business Sermon and Morals of Trade
A compilation of two sermons by Reverend W. H. Lyttelton and author Hererr Spencer on commerce ethics and industrial conduct. Reprinted with the author’s permission by Wy, Isbister and Co. The works discuss moral guidance for traders and businesspeople, reflecting late 19th century concerns.
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Mystics and Reformation in the British Quarterly
The October issue reviews how mystics influenced later reformers, tracing religious life as a growth of time. It also discusses a Moon article, naval needs, London's water supply to 1954, and two ecclesiastical pieces on patronage in Scotland and the Established Church.
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