The Church and Temperance: Paper ... Before Pan. Pres. Council in Phila
"The Church And Temperance" by William Earl Dodge examines the role of the church in the temperance movement. Based on a paper presented before the Pan-Presbyterian Council in Philadelphia, this work provides insights into the perspectives of religious leaders on the issue of temperance. Dodge explores the moral and social implications of alcohol consumption and advocates for the church's involvement in promoting abstinence and combating intemperance. This historical document offers a valuable look into the intersection of religion and social reform during a pivotal period in American history. The book reflects the social concerns of the late 19th century and the church's efforts to address them.
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