Abraham Lincoln's Religion

"Abraham Lincoln's Religion" by Madison Clinton Peters is an early 20th-century exploration into the spiritual perspectives and moral foundation of Abraham Lincoln, highlighting the ways in which his religious beliefs shaped his character and guided him through life's difficulties. The book traces Lincoln's journey from a humble background to a prominent role in American history, examining his spiritual development and his personal relationship with faith. It grapples with the question of Lincoln's Christianity, considering why he never officially joined a church while maintaining strong spiritual convictions. The author suggests that Lincoln's faith was genuine and grounded in love and moral principles, reflecting the essence of Christian values through action rather than strict adherence to religious doctrines.