That unknown country : or, What living men believe concerning punishment after death, together with recorded views of men of former times. The whole field explored, every source of wisdom, past and present, made tributary to the illumination of this theme, man's final destiny (1889)
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e of sepa-ration from God. It depends on itself to render this separationirrevocable, or to find in its suffering a supreme appeal for returnto God. The one certain thing is this, that, in the condemnation,as in the salvation, of the moral agent, Gods holy love will remainunclouded. And tliis is… … ^. Ix) .d-as^^^^-. CHAPTER XIII.Peesent-Day Beliefs on Future Retribution. Belief Held by Many for Fifteen Centuries.—Some Different Views by Eminent Relig-ious Teachers.—Sermon Preached in Westminster Abbey, Nov. 11, 1877, on Hell—What It Is Not.—Repudiation of the Ghastly Averments of…
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