Several Practical Cases of Conscience Resolved is a series of discourses dealing with momentous questions about the Christian experience of sin, grace, faith, prayer, God’s providence, and the preparation for Christ’s second coming. Published in 1721, it is a system of casuistry, resolving specific cases of morality by appealing to general principles. Replete with suggestions and advice, this is a prized possession, as long as Christianity is not buried in formalism. Pragmatic and practical, its realistic and sensible approach will invigorate you and help you resolve irksome issues.