Universalism and the Universalist church

A short, modern statement of what Universalists believe and what their church is for, by one of the denomination's leading voices at the turn of the twentieth century. Adams presents Universalism not as a protest against Calvinism — a battle already won — but as a positive gospel of the fatherhood of God, the worth of every person, and the progress of the race. Useful as a snapshot of the denomination's self-understanding late in its independent history.

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