A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life This devotional classic, written by William Law, an eloquent religious teacher of the eighteenth century, was designed to prod indifferent Christians into making an honest effort to live up to what they professed to believe. It has been appreciated in every succeeding generation because of its innate vigor and virility. |
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User Review - booksontrial - LibraryThingWilliam Law in this work reminds me of Leo Tolstoy in his late writings. Both of them write with a limpid style, both make moral arguments that are undeniably logical and rational, both make severe ... Read full review
User Review - Tuty - Christianbook.com
This reading is beyond my expectations. It stimulates to give thoughts to issues that you would otherwise consider trivial. A little leaven leavens the whole lump. Stirs hunger and thirst to go deeper into God. Read full review
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| Title | A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life Volume 1 of Treasures from the spiritual classics |
| Author | William Law |
| Compiled by | Roger L. Roberts |
| Publisher | Mowbray, 1981 |
| ISBN | 0264667832, 9780264667836 |
| Length | 60 pages |
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