Religion and Morals Justified, Against Hypocrisy and Pollution, or a Description of the Life and Character of John Church, the Obelisk Preacher, who was once a frequent visitor to Ware Street, and who was accused of unnatural practices in various places, was written by Robert Bell. This book advocates the reconciliation of religion and morality in opposition to hypocrisy and despair. The author reveals the life path and character of the unusual figure of John Church, which is told in the context of his past infamous habits and accusations of unnatural acts. This book is a study of the influence of religion and morality on human behavior, and at the same time questions the hypocrisy and violation of these principles.