Universalism Illustrated and Defended

A complete system of Universalist doctrine and practice from the young Otis Skinner, published the same decade as his debate with M'Kee (also in this collection). Arranged as a course of doctrinal and practical discourses, it aimed to show inquirers not just that Universalism was defensible but that it formed a whole, livable religion — one of the better one-volume statements from the movement's expansive 1830s.

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