Why Dr. Lyman Abbott is not a Universalist
Subtitle: and why he might be
Contributors: Tousey, William G. (William George)
Publisher: Universalist Pub. House
Published: 1900
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Universalism; Debates
Notes: Cover title.

"At a session of the Universalist General Convention held in Boston, October, 1899, Dr. Lyman Abbott was present by invitation, and gave a notable address entitled 'Why I am not a universalist.' This address was printed in full in 'The Outlook' and later in the 'Universalist Leader' and immediately called forth a review by Prof. W.G. Tousey under the caption 'An open letter to Dr. Lyman Abbott.' The open letter, after its appearance in the Leader, was printed in part in 'The Outlook' and briefly replied to by Dr. Abbott. This rejoinder evoked some final comments from Professor Tousey. With a view to promoting greater clearness of thought and mutual understanding regarding an important issue between universalism and liberal congregationalism as represented by Dr. Abbott, The Universalist Publishing House, with the consent of 'The Outlook' now brings together in order the several utterances referred to and prints them for general distribution."
Table of contents: title: Why I am not a Universalist / by Lyman Abbott; title: An open letter to Dr. Lyman Abbott / W.G. Tousey.