In an exchange of letters from about 1820, Hosea Ballou, pastor of the Second Universalist Society in Boston, replies to his fellow minister Abner Kneeland’s serious inquiry into whether the Scriptures are authentic. A second correspondence follows with two Congregational pastors of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, who challenged Ballou’s Universalist teaching.
A lively primary source for early American religious debate, for students of Universalism and of the Bible’s defenders and doubters. Download the free EPUB.