A Key to Universalism
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A rare Southern Universalist imprint: Shehane was the movement's principal voice in Alabama and Georgia, editing its papers and defending its doctrine across a region where Universalist preachers could be counted on one hand. His Key opens the system for Southern readers — and stands with Andrews's Two Opinions in this collection as a document of Universalism below the Mason-Dixon line.
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| Author | Shehane, Charles Francis Rollin |
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| Published | 1854 |
| Publisher | Shehane |
| Subjects | key; endless; eternal; rendered; word; tion; greek; jewish; jesus; second coming; public domain; jesus christ; endless misery; google book; pro chronon; man coming; lord jesus; endless punishment; book search |
| OCLC | 5061426 on WorldCat |
| Section | Doctrine & Theology |