Politically, he belonged to the Conservative Party, strongly supporting High Church Lutheranism against the laity movement affiliated with the Liberal, and later, Moderate Liberal parties.
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He also edited the magazines Luthersk Kirketidende from 1875 and Luthersk Ugeskrift from 1877.
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