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William Law's treatise on Christian perfection, published in 1726, two years before his famous Serious Call. Law argues that Christianity is not a set of opinions but a life wholly devoted to God, and he examines the tempers — humility, patience, and resignation — that mark such a life. Austere and searching, it leaves little room for a comfortable, half-hearted religion.
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