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In "The Crucifixion of Philip Strong," Charles M. Sheldon blends fiction with social commentary, exploring the profound themes of faith, sacrifice, and moral integrity. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, the narrative follows Philip Strong, a pastor who grapples with the implications of true Christian discipleship in a world rife with materialism and moral ambiguity. Sheldon employs a straightforward, engaging prose style that reflects his concern for ethical dilemmas, making his work accessible while layered with deeper theological insights. This novel serves as a…mehr

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In "The Crucifixion of Philip Strong," Charles M. Sheldon blends fiction with social commentary, exploring the profound themes of faith, sacrifice, and moral integrity. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, the narrative follows Philip Strong, a pastor who grapples with the implications of true Christian discipleship in a world rife with materialism and moral ambiguity. Sheldon employs a straightforward, engaging prose style that reflects his concern for ethical dilemmas, making his work accessible while layered with deeper theological insights. This novel serves as a critique of contemporary societal values, juxtaposing Strong's unwavering commitment to his faith with the struggles of a declining moral landscape. Charles M. Sheldon, an influential figure in the Social Gospel movement, was deeply concerned with the intersection of faith and social justice. His experiences as a minister undoubtedly shaped his perspectives on the spiritual journeys confronted by individuals in a rapidly changing society. This pivotal context informs the poignant struggles faced by his characters, revealing Sheldon's belief in the necessity of applying Christian principles to everyday life. Readers seeking a compelling narrative that provokes reflection on faith and ethics will find "The Crucifixion of Philip Strong" to be an enriching experience. Sheldon's masterful storytelling invites readers to contemplate their own beliefs and the impact of societal values on spiritual commitment. This book is a crucial addition to the canon of Christian literature, appealing to scholars and casual readers alike.

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Charles Monroe Sheldon nasceu em 1857 e cresceu em Dakota, EUA. Filho de pastor, Charles fora incentivado a ler diariamente a Bíblia, desabrochando nele, desde cedo, uma profunda paixão pela literatura. Aos 12 anos, começou a contribuir para um jornal de Boston. Em seguida, surgiram dezenas de pequenas obras e centenas de artigos para revistas e jornais. A influência de seu pai pôde ser percebida também na vocação pastoral. Formado pelo Andover Theological Seminary, Charles marcou seu pastorado por iniciativas inéditas à época, disseminando clubes de leitores, jardins de infância (experiência trazida da Alemanha), ministérios com trabalhadores e apoio aos pobres.Charles dizia que "pregava o evangelho para as pessoas simples". Quase 100 anos antes do movimento dos direitos civis, Charles Sheldon fazia questão de estar e servir entre a população negra. Aposentou-se do púlpito em 1919, mas continuou trabalhando como editor por diversos anos. Em 24 de fevereiro de 1946, faleceu aos 89 anos, vítima de derrame. Sua obra mais popular "Em seus passos o que faria Jesus?" tornou-se o nono livro mais vendido da história.