Abraham Lincoln: God's Providence, Natural Law, Liberal Democracy — A Conversation with Historian Allen Guelzo
Thinking in Public with Albert Mohler
Lincoln's Evolving Faith and Morality
This chapter explores Abraham Lincoln's theological evolution and his moral views on slavery within the context of the Civil War. It examines his journey from Calvinist roots to a nuanced understanding of divine will, natural law, and human dignity, highlighting the complexities of his beliefs. The discussion culminates in an analysis of Lincoln's second inaugural address, reflecting the broader moral implications of his arguments against slavery and the war's significance.
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