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I gnorance, in such a case, is defeat. These remarks apply with peculiar force to the controversy with UNIVERSALISM. A sect has grown up in this land within the memory of those now living, which, with loud professions of charity and universal benevolence, under the above name, arrogates to itself the peculiar distinction of being the only depositary of religious truth. Insignificant at first by reason of their entire want of a profound acquaintance with the Scriptures, and the disreputable character of those who became the first converts to the creed, it has now acquired importance by the extent of its prevalence. With a diligence and industry worthy of a better cause, they have insinuated themselves into the confidence of the community in various sections of the country, until they now claim to be regarded as one of the most numerous religious sects in the land. They are, in their own estimation, (L ife of Murray,1 p. 272,) the fifth, (if not the fourth, in order, in point of numbers, respect ability and talent, among the denominations of the land; among the greatest reading people in the Union; having no less than nineteen or twenty periodicals, issuing every month at least 100,000 sheets to 25, or 30,000 subscribers, among at least thrice that number of regular readers. In the southern and western IS i:i they say, the doctrine is extending its progress faster than preachers can follow to proclaim and defend it ;while in the eastern and middle States, ministers, laymen, and even whole societies are embracing this calumniated doctrine, and coming over to its avowal and support. Such were the pretensions of the sect eight years since. Their statistics for the present year show that they have lost none of this same confident boasting.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book examines the history and central tenets of Universalism, a Christian sect that emerged in America in the 18th century. The author contends that Universalism was initially grounded in the belief of universal salvation through the atonement of Christ, which gradually transformed over time into a more radical rejection of many traditional Christian doctrines. The author traces this transformation through the writings of key Universalist figures, such as John Murray, Elhanan Winchester, and Hosea Ballou. These thinkers argued that endless punishment was incompatible with God's love and justice and that all humans were ultimately destined for salvation. The book analyzes Universalist beliefs about sin, depravity, punishment, and the nature of Christ, highlighting the significant departures from mainstream Christian thought. The author concludes by emphasizing the book's relevance in understanding the diversity of religious beliefs within Christianity and its insights into the evolution of theological ideas. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781331265900_0
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