The Laws of Happiness: Or, The Beatitudes as Teaching Our Duty to God, Self and Our Neighbour

In this spiritual and philosophical treatise, Alfred Garnett Mortimer explores the moral teachings of the Beatitudes, or the blessings that Jesus pronounced in his Sermon on the Mount. Mortimer provides a thoughtful interpretation of each blessing, relating it to the broader theme of happiness and our duties to God and our fellow human beings. This book is a profound and inspiring work for anyone interested in spiritual or moral philosophy.

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