Mark Hopkins Boeken

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In this inspiring sermon, renowned educator and theologian Mark Hopkins reflects on the importance of education and the role of faith in shaping the character of young people. Delivered at the dedication of the Memorial Church at the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, this powerful message remains relevant and thought-provoking today.

Published in the late 19th century, this book is a theological exploration of the nature of love and its relationship to Christian ethics. Drawing on the teachings of the Bible and the works of earlier theologians, McCosh argues that love is both the guiding principle and the ultimate goal of Christian morality.