Lectures On The Establishment And Extension Of National Churches (1838)

Focusing on the establishment and support of national churches, Thomas Chalmers argues for their crucial role in promoting Christianity and moral improvement within society. He emphasizes the state's responsibility to maintain a national church, advocating for a monopoly on religious instruction. Chalmers highlights the importance of well-educated clergy and effective preaching and evangelism to extend the church's reach. This collection of lectures provides valuable insights into the thoughts of a pivotal 19th-century church leader, reflecting on the societal impact of national churches.