"Universalism against Itself;"
By Editor
"Or, an Examination and Refutation of the Principal Arguments claimed in support of the Final Holiness and Happiness of all Mankind."
Such is the title-page of a work, by A. Hall, a copy of which, through the courtesy of the publishers, Messrs. Applegate & Co., we have received. This is a work of which Universalists may well say, as Ahab said to the prophet Elijah, "Art thou he that troubleth Israel?" We have now before us a work by "J. Henry Jordan, M. D.," claiming to be a "Review of Hall," which, we understand, is one of three failures which Universalists have made in attempting a reply. Having examined most of the work, we can commend it to any who are in any wise troubled with those sophisms which Universalists have learned to use in support of their theory. Most of the points, as far as we have examined, are answered in harmony with the views entertained by our readers generally. We consider the language of a contemporary in describing this book, no exaggeration: "It is an armory of weapons, of suggestions, of Scripture truths for the controversialist, and for every private Christian." Those who wish to obtain a copy of "Universalism against Itself," will address their orders to Messrs. Applegate and Co., Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio. Price $1. Postage 15 cts.