Dangers Past And Present: A Sermon Preached Before The University Of Oxford, On Easter Tuesday, 1861,
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"Dangers Past And Present" is a compelling sermon delivered by Edward Hayes Plumptre before the University of Oxford on Easter Tuesday, 1861. This historical sermon offers a glimpse into the theological and social concerns of Victorian England, providing insights into the religious discourse prevalent at one of the world's most prestigious universities. Plumptre's address explores timeless themes relevant to both the past and present, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars of religious history, theology, and the history of education. This sermon provides a snapshot of intellectual and spiritual life in 19th-century Oxford, capturing the essence of theological debate during a period of significant social and religious change.
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