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In "A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life," William Law delivers a profound treatise on the nature of true piety and the necessity of living a life dedicated to spiritual devotion. Written in the early 18th century, Law's work engages with the religious fervor of the time, employing a clear, persuasive style that blends devotional rhetoric with moral philosophy. The text challenges readers to transcend the mundane aspects of life, advocating for a radical commitment to holiness as an antidote to the distractions of society. Law's articulate arguments draw extensively from Christian…mehr

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In "A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life," William Law delivers a profound treatise on the nature of true piety and the necessity of living a life dedicated to spiritual devotion. Written in the early 18th century, Law's work engages with the religious fervor of the time, employing a clear, persuasive style that blends devotional rhetoric with moral philosophy. The text challenges readers to transcend the mundane aspects of life, advocating for a radical commitment to holiness as an antidote to the distractions of society. Law's articulate arguments draw extensively from Christian doctrine, reflecting the theological debates of his era and positioning the work as a critical response to the growing secularism of Enlightenment thought. William Law (1686-1761) was an English cleric whose own spiritual journey deeply informed his writings. Living during a period marked by religious upheaval, Law's dissociation from the Church of England and his alignment with mysticism and inner spirituality shaped his perspectives. His intimate understanding of human nature and the struggles of faith fuel the urgency of his prose, aiming to revive a sense of authentic discipleship in an age of superficial piety. This book is a compelling invitation for seekers of genuine faith, offering timeless insights on devotion and moral integrity. Law's meticulous examination of the soul's yearning for God invites readers to reflect on their own spiritual lives, making it a crucial addition to the libraries of both scholars and practitioners of Christian spirituality. Engaging and thought-provoking, it remains an indispensable guide for anyone wishing to deepen their commitment to a holy life.

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William Law (1686-1761) was born in England in 1686. He graduated from Cambridge University and became a fellow of Emmanuel College in 1711. His Three Letters to the Bishop of Bangor, in 1717, was the first distinct sign that he was an independent religious thinker. Several of Law's writings, including Practical Treatise on Christian Perfection, had an early influence on John and Charles Wesley. In 1740, Law settled in King's Cliffe, where he proceeded to carry out in everyday practice the ideas that he had set down in A Devout and Holy Life. These ideas included charity to the poor, practices of extreme generosity, kindness to animals, and attention to the smaller virtues. Many of his works caused readers to think seriously about Christianity and therefore to accept Jesus Christ as their Savior. William Law died in 1761 at King's Cliffe.