The Church and the People

Exploring the intersection of religion and society, this work delves into national religion's theoretical and practical aspects, including free-will offerings and the parochial system. It discusses significant themes such as secessions from the church, voluntaryism, and religious equality. The book also addresses the concepts of disestablishment and disendowment within the context of Presbyterianism. This high-quality reprint of the 1886 edition offers valuable insights into the evolving relationship between the church and its followers.