The Plain Guide to Universalism

The nineteenth century's most popular handbook of Universalism, 'designed to lead inquirers to the belief of that doctrine, and believers to the practice of it.' Whittemore lays out the scriptural case in plain language, answers common objections, gives advice on organizing societies and Sunday schools, and closes with counsel on living the faith. As close as the movement came to a single-volume introduction for the curious layperson.

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