Theology of Universalism

For a generation this was the closest thing the Universalist denomination had to an official systematic theology. Thayer methodically expounds Universalist teaching on God, Christ, the atonement, punishment, and the future life, treating each doctrine in its 'logical and moral relations' and answering the standard orthodox proof-texts along the way. It served as a textbook for ministerial students and a reference for pastors well into the twentieth century.

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