Summary
Thomas Hughes reflects on the purpose of revising The Manliness of Christ after years of work with the Working Men’s College and Rugby school addresses. He frames the enlarged edition for younger readers and students, while also noting a theological disagreement about whether Christ retained omniscience in the flesh. The opening chapter also connects the book’s theme of Christian manliness to efforts to reach young men through organized religious and social work.
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