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Lectures on Modern Universalism

An Exposure of the System, From Recent Publications of Its Standard Authors

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This work exposes the heresy of modern Universalism, drawing on recent publications from its standard authors. The writer acknowledges the contributions of Rev. N. D. George's work, "Universalism not of the Bible," which provided significant insights and suggestions. Throughout the lectures, the author faced challenges in keeping the discussion focused on his objectives while navigating through complex arguments. He hopes that readers seeking more depth on specific topics will understand the intended scope. Despite the discomfort experienced while addressing the flawed reasoning of Universalism, the lectures are presented nearly as delivered, with minor stylistic revisions and some omitted portions added back in. The intention behind publishing these lectures is not literary but to promote understanding and truth. The author expresses a hope for the blessing of the Lord Jesus Christ to accompany this work. Forgotten Books aims to preserve historical texts using advanced technology, ensuring the original format is maintained while repairing most imperfections. However, some original flaws may still be present, as they are intentionally left to reflect the state of historical works.

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Lectures on Modern Universalism, Samuel Colcord Bartlett

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2015
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Title
Lectures on Modern Universalism
Subtitle
An Exposure of the System, From Recent Publications of Its Standard Authors
Language
English
Released
2015
Format
Paperback
Pages
237
ISBN10
133172418X
ISBN13
9781331724186
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This work exposes the heresy of modern Universalism, drawing on recent publications from its standard authors. The writer acknowledges the contributions of Rev. N. D. George's work, "Universalism not of the Bible," which provided significant insights and suggestions. Throughout the lectures, the author faced challenges in keeping the discussion focused on his objectives while navigating through complex arguments. He hopes that readers seeking more depth on specific topics will understand the intended scope. Despite the discomfort experienced while addressing the flawed reasoning of Universalism, the lectures are presented nearly as delivered, with minor stylistic revisions and some omitted portions added back in. The intention behind publishing these lectures is not literary but to promote understanding and truth. The author expresses a hope for the blessing of the Lord Jesus Christ to accompany this work. Forgotten Books aims to preserve historical texts using advanced technology, ensuring the original format is maintained while repairing most imperfections. However, some original flaws may still be present, as they are intentionally left to reflect the state of historical works.