The Incarnation of the Son of God

The life of Charles Gore, a prominent bishop and social reformer, is explored through his commitment to social justice, sparked by a transformative tour of Oxfordshire's slums with trade union leader Joseph Arch. While influenced by earlier thinkers like Maurice, Gore's approach to socialism was measured, advocating for gradual progress rather than radical change. His leadership in the Christian Social Union highlights his dedication to addressing social issues within a framework of faith, emphasizing the ongoing journey toward justice and equality.