As a young politician, William Wilberforce (1759-1833) set out to do two things: rouse professing Christians to understand the nature of true faith, and bring about the end of slavery in England's colonies. Real Christianity challenged the ruling classes of early nineteenth-century England more than any other work. Even today Real Christianity is a tool to soundly teach the tenets of evangelical faith and stir the conscience of all Christians.'Great understanding is shown in the lessons delineated by the founder of the Clapham Society regarding obedience, humility, family, love, legislative priorities, and numerous other areas of concern for the follower of Jesus Christ. Two hundred years later his insights are a beacon for biblical faith and action.' ?Senator Mark O. Hatfieldfrom the Introduction