Philosophy and faith of Universalism

The faith restated for the progressive era by the Syracuse pastor F. W. Betts: less proof-texting, more philosophy of religion — Universalism presented as the natural creed of an age of science, social reform, and confident democracy. A snapshot of the denomination's self-understanding on the eve of the First World War, two years before Clarence Skinner's Social Implications.

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