Discourses on War

In this collection of essays and sermons, William Ellery Channing offers a powerful defense of Unitarianism and a critique of traditional Christian doctrine. Drawing on his deep faith and his extensive knowledge of theology and philosophy, Channing lays out a vision of a faith guided by reason and compassion, free from the dogma and superstition that he saw as a barrier to true spiritual growth. A classic of Unitarian literature.
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