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LECTURES

ON

MODERN UNIVERSALISM:

AN EXPOSURE OF THE SYSTEM, FROM RECENT PUBLICATIONS OF ITS STANDARD AUTHORS.

Colcord

BY SAMUEL C. BARTLETT, M. A.,
MANCHESTER, N. H.

CMANCHESTER, N. H.:

FROM THE PRESS OF FISK & GAGE.

1856.

HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY

NOV 7 1878

By endange of inpicatis.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1856, by

SAMUEL C. BARTLETT,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of New Hampshire.

Introductory Note.

CONTENTS.

LECTURE FIRST.

Nature and Characteristics of Universalism.

LECTURE SECOND.

More Obvious Marks of Falsehood.

LECTURE THIRD.

The Universalist Argument:-The Scriptures Evaded.

LECTURE FOURTH.

The Universalist Argument:-The Scriptures Perverted.

LECTURE FIFTH.

The Universalist Argument:- The Scriptures Overruled.

LECTURE SIXTH.

Moral Tendencies of Universalism.

LECTURE SEVENTH.

Restorationist Views among Universalists.