Charles M. Sheldon
Charles M. Sheldon was an influential American minister and author, best known for his 1896 novel "In His Steps," which introduced the question, "What would Jesus do?" His works often explored social justice themes and Christian ethics. A proponent of the Social Gospel movement, Sheldon's writings inspired readers to consider the impact of their faith on everyday actions, leaving a lasting legacy in both religious and literary circles.
Book summaries for books written by Charles M. Sheldon
Quotes
There is no law in existence or that ever can be enacted that will make people unselfish.
The man who is not willing to share his life with others is the man who is not really living a full life.
The only way to overcome evil is to take positive action to do good.
The best way to find out what a man is really like is to judge him by his actions.
The life of Christ was a life of service.
What would Jesus do?