The Triumph of Universalism
By Plymouth Rock
In theology Dr. Miner, of Boston, is an aggressive Universalist; always ready to reply or attack where the claims of his particular theology are questioned. And without question there is room for the claim he and his co-workers make, that the theology of his church has carried the day in circles, sweeping all denominations. Preachers and theological professors in New England, who but a few years ago stoutly resisted the installation of pastors who in the smallest and lowest expression disputed the orthodox doctrine of future punishment, have now become open defenders or forbearing friends of a hope for such as die impenitent, that the offers of the gospel may be given them beyond the grave. Dr. Miner is very eloquent in maintaining that, so far as many of the evangelical ministers are concerned, they are Universalists, to all intents and purposes.—Plymouth Rock, in Christian at Work.