A compend of Christian divinity

A Universalist systematic theology in the old textbook form: God, creation, providence, sin, atonement, punishment, and final restoration, each treated in order with definitions, scripture proofs, and answers to objections. Cobb — editor of the Christian Freeman and one of the denomination's weightiest doctrinal minds — wrote it to give Universalist families and students the kind of orderly compendium their orthodox neighbors had long possessed.

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