The Sunday Problem: Its Present Day Aspects: Physiological, Industrial, Social, Political, And Religious
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"The Sunday Problem: Its Present Day Aspects" examines the multifaceted issues surrounding Sunday observance in late 19th-century America. Authored by the New York Sabbath Committee, this work delves into the physiological, industrial, social, political, and religious dimensions of the "Sunday problem." It explores arguments for maintaining a day of rest against the backdrop of increasing industrialization and changing social norms.
The book offers insights into the historical context of Sabbath debates and the various perspectives on its importance. Readers interested in the history of social reform movements, religious ethics, and the intersection of faith and public life will find this a valuable historical document.
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