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About This Product
A cogent response to Unitarian Universalism, circa 1873. A recently discovered gem — author unknown.
The Atonement was advertised in 1873 by the same publisher as William Kelly's notes on Romans. It was clearly written as a cogent answer to the errors of Universalism being presented by Unitarians at the time. But its careful presentation of God's sovereignty and man's responsibility and its clear vindication of God's honor in dealing with sinful men make it a soul healthy meditation for any believer today. And since Satan's lies have only been repackaged and redistributed the answers to them remain as relevant today as when this article was first written.