The fatherhood of God

A set of discourses on the idea that late-nineteenth-century Universalists placed at the very center of their faith: God as father of every human soul. Adams, one of the denomination's ablest younger ministers, draws out what divine fatherhood implies about human worth, sin and its correction, and the final destiny of the race, presenting Universalism as a positive gospel rather than a mere denial of endless punishment.

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