The Christian Spectator on Moderation in Religion
The article condemns Moderation as a weapon of Infidelity undermining true faith. It argues that zeal for doctrinal purity is essential, warns that lax opinion leads to moral compromise, and criticizes Christians who prioritize mere morality over foundational beliefs. It laments indifference since 1688 and urges active, uncompromising discipleship.
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Prostitution, appearance and economy to curb vice
A reader argues that rising prostitution stems from late marriages and lifestyle costs. He urges parents to teach thrift and modest dress, warning that pride and vanity drain young people's prospects and fuel vice. The author also addresses women, urging restraint in fashion to protect future happiness.
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