The Christian universalist

Edward Mitchell led the Society of United Christian Friends in New York — a Universalist congregation independent of the New England denomination, with roots in the older British universalism of Relly. This book presents his scriptural case for universal salvation in the distinctive, Calvinist-inflected key of that tradition. It preserves a strand of American Universalism that developed alongside, and sometimes at odds with, the Murray–Ballou mainstream.

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