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Spirituality

A Day at a Time

A 1916 Christian devotional reflecting on faith and morality during World War I.

First published
1916
Length
39,310 words
Reading time
About 2 hr 44 min
Language
English (UK)

About the book

A Day at a Time , authored by Rev. Archibald Alexander in 1916, is a Christian devotional work set against the backdrop of World War I. This collection of daily meditations, crafted by a pastor, delves into themes of faith, morality, and spiritual introspection. Notably dedicated to the Admiral of the Grand Fleet of Great Britain, the book reflects the wartime context of its creation.

With its focus on timeless spiritual insights and the challenges of World War I, the book addresses the moral complexities individuals faced during this period. A Day at a Time also stands as a historical document, providing readers with a glimpse into the moral and spiritual atmosphere of the World War I era, offering solace and reflection amid turbulent times.

the Read4Max reading text contains approximately 39,310 words arranged in 34 navigable sections.

About the author

Archibald Alexander

Archibald Alexander (1900–1973) is described by Wikidata as Indiana author 1900-1973.

Recorded occupations include writer. Open Library identifies Thoughts on Religious Experience as a leading work in its author record. Open Library catalogs 57 works under this author record. The Read4Max catalog currently includes A Day at a Time under Archibald Alexander's authorship.

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Themes and ideas

  • Sermons, English

Table of contents

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  1. Dedication
  2. Epigraph
  3. A Day at a Time
  4. I
  5. II
  6. III
  7. IV
  8. V
  9. VI
  10. VII
  11. VIII
  12. IX
  13. X
  14. XI
  15. XII
  16. XIII
  17. XIV
  18. XV
  19. XVI
  20. XVII
  21. XVIII
  22. XIX
  23. XX
  24. XXI
  25. XXII
  26. XXIII
  27. XXIV
  28. XXV
  29. XXVI
  30. XXVII
  31. XXVIII
  32. XXIX
  33. XXX
  34. Endnotes