J. C. Ryle, Anglican bishop of Liverpool from 1880 to 1900, was one of the ablest Evangelical leaders and writers of his day. C. H. Spurgeon considered him 'the best man in the Church of England.' Ryle's Practical Religion discusses the duties, dangers and experiences of Christians. It is an enduring Christian classic, a deeply spiritual manual on the practice of genuine Christianity. Ryle's message is a timeless one.
