Liberality is often just vanity, a view Theodore Parker shares in his reflections. He believes the moral universe, though long, ultimately leans toward justice. He also writes that science works hand in hand with religion, and that honest labor is the only lottery worth winning.
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Theodore Parker was a theologian, best known for A discourse of matters pertaining to religion.
Quick Facts About Theodore Parker
Born
August 24, 1810
Died
May 10, 1860
Profession
Theologian
Notable works
A discourse of matters pertaining to religion
About Theodore Parker
His powerful quotations later inspired speeches given by Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr.
