Robert Cushman

Robert Cushman was an early American preacher and a prominent figure in the Pilgrim community. He is best known for his sermon "The Sin and Danger of Self-Love," delivered in Plymouth, New England, in 1621. This work reflects his Puritan beliefs and addresses the moral implications of self-love, emphasizing the importance of humility and community. Cushman's contributions to early American religious thought highlight the challenges and values of the time, making his writings significant in understanding the spiritual landscape of early colonial America.