Asher Moore

Asher Moore (1810-1891) was an American Universalist minister and author, active in Philadelphia in the 1840s, where his principal works were published. His Universalist Belief (1841), a concise statement of the doctrinal views of Universalists, circulated widely, and he also wrote Universalism, the Doctrine of the Bible (1847) and a memoir of the minister Savillion W. Fuller. He preached the occasional sermon before the Universalist General Convention in 1841, and late in his career served the First Universalist Church in Cleveland, Ohio, in the mid-1870s.

A compact statement of 'the doctrinal views of Universalists' by Asher Moore of Philadelphia — the mid-Atlantic denomination's standard short answer to the question 'what do you people actually believe?' Widely reprinted through the 1840s, it served the inquirer who wanted the system in an evening rather than in Skinner's or Cobb's full volumes.

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