The Modern History of Universalism

The companion to Ballou 2d's ancient history, picking up the story at the Reformation and carrying it to the author's own day. Whittemore — editor of the Trumpet and one of the denomination's most energetic controversialists — chronicles universalist thinkers and movements across Europe and America, ending with the rise of the organized Universalist church in the United States. Together the two histories gave the young denomination a documented pedigree reaching back to the early church.

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