Doctrine & Theology

An Examination of the Doctrine of Future Retribution

An examination of the doctrine of future retribution, on the principles of morals, analogy and the Scriptures

Ballou's mature defense of the most controversial position he ever took: that the scriptures teach no punishment at all beyond death, all the consequences of sin falling within this life. This 'Ultra-Universalist' view set him against the Restorationists, who expected a limited discipline hereafter, and the dispute split the denomination for a generation. Whatever side one took, this book is the ablest statement of the strict Ballou position, argued with his characteristic plain logic.

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AuthorBallou, Hosea, 1771-1852
Published1834
PublisherBoston : The Trumpet Office
SubjectsFuture punishment; Universalism
OCLC1280949 on WorldCat
SectionDoctrine & Theology