Endless punishment: in the very words of its advocates

An anthology with a polemical twist. Sawyer — long-time New York pastor, a founder of the theological school at Canton, and professor of theology at Tufts — declines to argue against the doctrine of endless punishment himself; instead he assembles pages of quotations from its own defenders, from the church fathers to nineteenth-century divines, describing the torments of the damned in their own words. The intended effect is that the doctrine, once plainly stated, refutes itself before a modern conscience. Published by the Universalist Publishing House.

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