|
Practical Christian Socialism (1854) was Adin Ballou's most
comprehensive exposition of his fundamental principles and their
application to personal and community life, ranging from theology and
political theory to marriage, child-rearing, and a surprisingly frank
discussion of sexuality.
In Practical Christianity, Ballou's 655-page treatise has
been edited to eliminate the cumbersome dialogue form in which it was
originally written. All of the language is Ballou's own,
and nothing is omitted except a final section in which he compared
Practical Christian Socialism to competing varieties of utopian
socialism.
View Contents
Add to Cart
Back to Catalog
|