The Workman's Testimony to the Sabbath: 3 Essays
"The Workman's Testimony to the Sabbath" presents three essays by John Allan Quinton, exploring the theological and social dimensions of the Sabbath from the perspective of the working class. These essays offer a historical look into the religious and labor movements of the time, providing insight into the importance of rest and worship within the context of industrial society. Quinton's work serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of religion, labor history, and social justice. Readers will appreciate the thoughtful examination of the Sabbath as both a religious observance and a necessary component of a balanced life, relevant even today.
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