The Four Great Evils of the Day

In "The Four Great Evils of the Day", Henry Edward Manning examines four profound societal issues—secularism, materialism, socialism, and unbelief—that threaten moral and spiritual well-being. He argues that these evils undermine traditional values, weaken faith, and foster social inequality. Manning calls for renewed religious commitment and moral integrity to combat these pervasive dangers, emphasizing the importance of faith-driven action to restore societal harmony and uphold Christian principles. The Four Great Evils of the Day is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1870.