Our New Departure

Written as organized Universalism entered its second century, this is a reformer's manifesto from within. Brooks argues that the denomination, having largely won its doctrinal battle against endless punishment, must now make a 'new departure' — from controversy to spiritual culture, evangelism, organization, and practical Christian work. The book captures the denomination at a turning point and shaped its institutional development in the decades that followed.

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