The Wider Hope: Universalists Beyond the Denomination

Universalism Asserted

Universalism asserted : on the authority of reason, the Fathers, & Holy Scripture

The full-strength scholarly case, from a clergyman of the established church: Universalism asserted 'on the authority of reason, the Fathers, and Holy Scripture.' Where Farrar hoped and Plumptre speculated, Allin affirms — marshalling the patristic evidence for universal restoration with a thoroughness that made his book the standard Anglican universalist treatise, still reprinted today. The Victorian wider hope arriving at its destination.

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AuthorAllin, Thomas, 1838-1909
Published1887
PublisherLondon : E. Stock
SubjectsUniversalism; Universalism -- Doctrinal and controversial works
OCLC4866817 on WorldCat
SectionThe Wider Hope: Universalists Beyond the Denomination