Alexander Campbell, a man of conscience, challenges the religious norms of his time and faces opposition and resentment. He leaves his family to settle in America, but they are shipwrecked and forced to regroup in Scotland. Alexander becomes disillusioned with the clergy and eventually reunites with his father, who understands his struggles. Together, they aim to unite all Christians into one peaceful body. Alexander marries Margaret Brown and becomes a prominent figure in public debates, leading to the growth of his movement. He faces controversy, loss, and personal struggles, but his passion for religious liberty drives him to continue advocating for reform, ultimately becoming a respected figure in various fields.
Wrestling with God
Alexander Campbell's unconventional beliefs clashed with the prevailing religious norms of his era, leading to a deep sense of inner conflict and profound discontent.
