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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 767

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so strange that it uses common words in senses quite differentfrom those we have attached to them. It is for this reason that Iventured to think, in the opening sentences of this short paper, thatan exposition of the Buddhist view of retribution after death wouldbe of especial importance and… … fTT^^^^A^^-^rzC^ CHAPTER XLI. Gods Wkitten Word Teaches the Resurrection of all the Dead, at the Last Day, the Wicked to Perish Eternally, with Satan and his Angels. Personal Faith is in Every Case Absolutely Necessary to Salvation.—Every Man willReceive according to bis Deeds, and the Relation of…

Future punishment · Hell · Retribution -- Religious aspects

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