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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)

Abbott, Lyman, 1835-1922 · Springfield, Mass. : C. A. Nichols & Co. · leaf 479

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as a dogma of faith respecting eternal punishment, and to markthe distinction between this dogmatic teaching and private doctrines,more or less prevalent. I leave what I have written to have its dueweight with sincere and considerate readers, hoping especially thatit may help them to find the… … CHAPTER XXV. Everlasting Life a Dogma of the Catholic Chtiech. Ever-lasting Death an Opinion, not a Dogjla. Variety of Opinions, in the Primitive Cliurch as well as Now.—Bishop Pearsons Opin-ion given in full from his Standard Treatise on the Creed.—This the CommonOpinion in the Church.—Agi-ees…

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