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Social Reforms and the Church Tuberkulose and personal ambition into aIn "Social Reforms and the Church", economist and reformer John R. Commons explores the vital role of the Christian church in addressing the social and economic inequalities of his time. Written during a period of rapid industrialization and urban growth in America, the book advocates for a church that is not only spiritually active but also socially engaged. Commons argues that religious institutions must become instruments of social reform, tackling