The Responsibility of the Church As Regards the Opium Traffic With China: Dedicated by Permission to the Lord Bishop of Durham
"The Responsibility of the Church As Regards the Opium Traffic With China," dedicated to the Lord Bishop of Durham, examines the ethical implications of the opium trade and the Church's role in addressing this social ill. Arthur Evans Moule provides a critical analysis of the opium traffic, highlighting its devastating impact on Chinese society and challenging the Christian community to take responsibility. This historical work sheds light on the complex intersection of religion, commerce, and social justice in 19th-century China. Moule's exploration of moral duty and the Church's influence provides valuable insights into a controversial chapter of history.
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