Arguments Drawn from the Attributes of God
Arguments drawn from the attributes of God: in support of the doctrine of ...
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The a priori case for universal salvation: Austin argues from each attribute of God in turn — wisdom, power, justice, goodness — that the final holiness and happiness of all mankind follows of necessity. A compact statement of the rationalist wing of the Universalist argument, from the Auburn minister whose debate with Holmes and Voice to Youth are also in this collection.
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| Author | Austin, John Mather, 1805-1880 |
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| Published | 1844 |
| Publisher | A. Tompkins, 1844 |
| Subjects | vjooqic; infinite; mercy; justice; wisdom; god; thb; attributes; endless; infinite goodness; human race; infinite wisdom; public domain; moral character; vjooqic wisdom; vjooqic digitized; infinite justice; tender mercies; moral power |
| OCLC | 4698105 on WorldCat |
| Section | Doctrine & Theology |