The Universalist's Book of Reference
The Universalist's book of reference : containing all the principal facts and arguments, and scripture texts, pro and con, on the great controversy between limitarians and Universalists.
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A one-volume arsenal for the Universalist in argument: 'all the principal facts and arguments' of the controversy, systematically arranged — the proof-texts on both sides with their explanations, the stock objections with their answers, the history and statistics of the denomination. Guild designed it for the layperson confronted by a hostile neighbor or minister, and its long publishing life (it was still being reprinted fifty years later) testifies to how often it was needed.
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| Author | Guild, Everett Emmett, b. 1811 |
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| Published | 1853 |
| Publisher | Boston : Universalist |
| Subjects | Universalism |
| OCLC | 31336513 on WorldCat |
| Section | Denominational Life & Guides |