The Christian Hero: an Argument Proving That No Principles but Those of Religion Are Sufficient to Make a Great Man

The Christian Hero: an Argument Proving That No Principles but Those of Religion Are Sufficient to Make a Great Man by Sir Richard Steele delves into the concept of fame the pursuit of glory and the importance of living with a sense of conscience. It contrasts the motivations of individuals seeking power and glory with those prioritizing service and compassion. The narrative reflects on the role of religion in guiding actions and shaping character emphasizing integrity humility and service in the pursuit of a meaningful life.