Christianity and Ethics: A Handbook of Christian Ethics

"Christianity and Ethics: A Handbook of Christian Ethics" by Archibald B. D. Alexander is an early 20th-century book exploring Christian moral principles and how they relate to ethical actions. This book looks at how character and personality develop within a Christian ethical system. Designed for students and anyone curious about the connection between Christian faith and ethical choices, it starts with a preface that explains the goal: to examine moral life through a Christian lens. It stresses the importance of combining truth and duty, showing how Christian beliefs can shape personal and social behavior. It also touches on the history of Christian Ethics, from its philosophical roots in the Reformation to the key role of Jesus Christ and the Bible in creating a clear moral structure, setting up a detailed look at ethics, including basic ideas, human personality, and how Christian teachings affect ethical behavior.