Heaven Our Home

A book of comfort rather than controversy. Quinby writes for the bereaved, portraying heaven as a home — a place of continued growth, useful activity, and the recognition and reunion of friends — and grounding that hope in the Universalist conviction that no member of the human family is finally missing from it. An example of the consolatory literature that carried Universalist ideas into households untouched by theological debate.

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