Walter Balfour’s discussion of Gehenna

The following is part of Walter Balfour’s discussion of Gehenna, in which he shows that it cannot designate a place of endless torment for the wicked. This exert is from:

History of the universalism controversy in New England part 1 of 2

The following is the first of two parts of an account of the controversy about Universalism in New England in the early nineteenth century, written by Frank H. Foster.

History of the universalism controversy in New England part 2 of 2

The following is the second of a two part account of the controversy about Universalism in New England in the early nineteenth century, written by Frank H. Foster.