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The Christian’s Best Motive For Patriotism: A Sermon Preached in the College Church, Hampden Sydney, Va., on a General Fast Day, November 1, 1860

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Dabney urges Christians to seek the nation’s good for God’s house, warns that political strife and civil war ruin the Church, and calls for prayer, fasting and confession.
Archive ⬩ Church and State, Citizenship and Government
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Robert Lewis Dabney (1820–1898) was a Southern Presbyterian minister, theologian, and educator best known for his influential teaching and writing within nineteenth-century Reformed theology. He served for many years as a professor at Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, where he shaped generations of Presbyterian ministers through his lectures in systematic and pastoral theology. Dabney was also a prolific author whose theological works and essays continue to be published and read for their rigor, clarity, and strong confessional commitments.

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