Observations on the moral agency of man and the nature and demerit of sin in which the obliquity of universalism is exhibited, also an examination of the ground for entertaining the hope of the final holiness and happiness of all mankind, and of the objections which universalists urge against the perdition of any portion of the human family, by John Borland

Title:	Observations on the moral agency of man and the nature and demerit of sin in which the obliquity of universalism is exhibited, also an examination of the ground for entertaining the hope of the final holiness and happiness of all mankind, and of the objections which universalists urge against the perdition of any portion of the human family
Author:	Borland, John, 1809-1888
Note:	s.n.], 1848

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Subject:	Péché
Subject:	Sin
Subject:	Universalism
Subject:	Universalisme
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