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Heaven open to all men
Or, Universal redemption asserted and vindicated from scripture, the attributes of the deity, and the reason and nature of things: designed to explode those narrow principles which some have inculcated, and to excite a general piety and charity amongst mankind -
Proceedings of the Northern Association of Universalists, convened at Sudbury, Vt
with a correponding epistle for A.D. 1818 -
The trial of Cain, the first murderer
in poetry, by rule of court; -
Additional reasons against Universalism; or, Divine benevolence vindicated in the distribution of future and everlasting rewards and punishments
Containing, strictures on the writings of Hosea Ballou, Pastor of the Universalist Church and Congregation in Salem, Mass -
Solemn and important reasons against becoming a Universalist
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Solemn and important reasons against becoming a Universalist
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A series of lectures on the doctrine of universal benevolence
delivered in the Universalist Church in Lombard Street, Philadelphia, in the autumn of 1818 -
A sermon against Universalism
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A correspondence by letters, between Samuel C. Loveland, preacher of the doctrine of universal salvation, and Rev. Joseph Laberee, Pastor of the Congregational Church and Society in Jerico [i.e. Jericho], Vermont
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A plain answer to "A sermon delivered at Rutland West-Parish in the year 1805;" entitled "Universal salvation: a very ancient doctrine: with some account of the life, and character of its author, by Lemuel Haynes, A.M." in prose and poetic composition
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Are you a Christian or a Calvinist?, or, Do you prefer the authority of Christ to that of the Genevan reformer?
both the form and spirit of these questions been suggested by the late review of American Unitarianism in the Panoplist, and by the Rev. Mr. Worcester's letter to Mr. Channing ; to which are added, some strictures on both works -
A discourse delivered at the chapel in Bromfield's-Lane, Nov. 27, 1818
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A vindication of the common opinion relative to the Last Judgment and end of the world
In answer to Mr. Ballou's reply -
A remonstrance
bringing to view some errors that people that call themselves Christians are advancing in the world -
The universal restoration, exhibited in four dialogues between a minister and his friend
comprehending the substance of several real conversations which the author had with various persons, both in America and Europe, on that interesting subject ; chiefly designed fully to state, and fairly to answer the most common objections that are brought against it, from the Scriptures -
A letter, from Samuel Baker
formerly Junior Pastor of the Baptist Church in Thomaston, to his brethren in that place, after he became an Universalist -
A solemn address to all Christians
but specially to the Methodist and Baptist orders on the subject of Christian fellowship, and the union of doctrines; in which are shewn the harmony of the Christian system with the doctrine of universal salvation, and the objections and difficulties that arise in the way of believing it; ; together with a few thoughts on the unpardonable sin -
An attempt, with a soft answer, to turn away wrath
in letters addressed to Mr. George Forrester, Calvinist-Baptist preacher. -
A brief reply to a pamphlet entitled A vindication of the common opinion relative to the Last Judgment and end of the world
In answer to Mr. Ballou's reply. By Timothy Merritt -
A brief reply to a pamphlet entitled Strictures on Mr. Ballou's Sermon, delivered at the Second Universalist Meeting in Boston on the evening of the first Sabbath of January, 1818. By Timothy Merritt
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Divine benevolence
being a reply to a pamphlet, entitled, Solemn and important reasons against becoming a Universalist. By John Kelly, A.M. Minister of the Gospel in Hampstead, N.H -
Divine benevolence
being a reply to a pamphlet, entitled, Solemn and important reasons against becoming a Universalist. By John Kelly, A.M. Minister of the Gospel in Hampstead, N.H -
Divine benevolence further vindicated
in reply to a pamphlet, entitled, "Additional reasons against Universalism," &c. "By John Kelly, A.M. Author of Solemn and important reasons against becoming an Universalist." -
A letter to the Rev. Brown Emerson, pastor of a Congregational church and society in Salem
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A series [of] lecture sermons
delivered at the Second Universalist Meeting, in Boston