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Young writes to Finley with concern about the condition of Christianity and the state of the country. He tells Finley "that the war spirit has put us back in the moral reformation ten years at least." He feels that the hearts of men have grown cold and "many more are lukewarm." Christians "thoroughly imbued with love of human kind" will be necessary to bring us out of darkness. Abstract Number - 529
Abstract Number
529
Publication Date
11-25-1847
City
Cincinnati
Keywords
Temperance Letters; Sons of Temperance; War; Moral Decline
Recommended Citation
Young, George M., "Letter from George M. Young to James B. Finley" (1847). Finley Letters. 826.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/826