The whole duty of man
Book • 1661
The anonymous devotional book, 'The Whole Duty of Man,' offered instructions on leading a Christian life according to Anglican doctrine.
It emphasized practical morality and social responsibilities as key components of religious devotion.
Structured around specific duties to God, oneself, and others, the book provided detailed guidelines for daily conduct.
It was widely popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, influencing religious thought and practice in England.
The book's focus on outward behavior and adherence to moral codes made it a subject of criticism by some evangelicals.
Despite its historical significance, it is now less commonly read.
It emphasized practical morality and social responsibilities as key components of religious devotion.
Structured around specific duties to God, oneself, and others, the book provided detailed guidelines for daily conduct.
It was widely popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, influencing religious thought and practice in England.
The book's focus on outward behavior and adherence to moral codes made it a subject of criticism by some evangelicals.
Despite its historical significance, it is now less commonly read.
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