Orthodoxy As It Is
Orthodoxy as it is : or, its mental influence and practical inefficiency and effects illustrated by philosophy and facts
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A polemical survey of 'orthodoxy as it is: its mental influence and practical inefficiency' — the young D. P. Livermore arguing that the doctrines of total depravity and endless punishment, far from producing holiness, darken the mind and paralyze practical goodness. An aggressive specimen of the Universalist counterattack in the controversy's western theater.
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| Author | Tomlinson, Russell, 1808-1878; Livermore, Daniel Parker, 1818-1899 |
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| Published | 1845 |
| Publisher | Boston : A. Tompkins |
| Subjects | Future punishment |
| OCLC | 4928343 on WorldCat |
| Section | Debates & Controversy |