A Course of Lectures in Defence of the Final Restoration
A course of lectures in defence of the final restoration : delivered in the Bulfinch street church, Boston, in the winter of eighteen hundred and thirty two
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The Restorationist manifesto. Paul Dean — John Murray's successor at Boston's First Universalist church and the leader of the Restorationist secession of 1831 — here defends the doctrine that punishment continues after death but ends in the restoration of all. This is the position Ballou's wing suppressed within the denomination but which quietly won the long game: by century's end most Universalists believed something much like it.
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| Author | Dean, Paul, 1789-1860 |
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| Published | 1832 |
| Publisher | Boston : Stone |
| Subjects | Restorationism; Future punishment |
| OCLC | 4939166 on WorldCat |
| Section | Debates & Controversy |