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Sermons to the Natural Man

William G. T. Shedd, 1871

Twenty sermons on sin, the law and the need of Christ, by the Presbyterian theologian of Union Seminary.

1. Preface
2. The Future State a Self-Conscious State
3. God's Exhaustive Knowledge of Man
4. All Mankind Guilty; or, Every Man Knows More Than He Practises
5. The Necessity of Divine Influences
6. The Impotence of the Law
7. Self-Scrutiny in God's Presence
8. The Original and the Actual Relation of Man to Law
9. The Sin of Omission
10. The Sinfulness of Original Sin
11. The Approbation of Goodness Is Not the Love of It
12. The Use of Fear in Religion
13. The Present Life as Related to the Future
14. The Exercise of Mercy Optional with God
15. Christianity Requires the Temper of Childhood
16. Faith the Sole Saving Act