A dialogue between the Confession of Faith in the Presbyterian Church, and a preacher in that society who holds the doctrine of an indefinite or universal atonement

A dialogue between the Confession of Faith in the Presbyterian Church, and a preacher in that society who holds the doctrine of an indefinite or universal atonement

by Archibald Cameron

Part of Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Religion, Reform, and Society

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