Religion and Habits: The Twin Paths of Morality
A temperance sermon argues religion and morality are inseparable and condemns alcohol’s harm. It cites Psalms 15 and 24 to show daily conduct matters, critiques the liquor trade, and urges clergy and laity to model abstinence and prevention.
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