The Anti-Universalist: Or History of the Fallen Angels of the Scriptures: Proofs of the Being of Satan and of Evil Spirits: Intended As A Refutation o (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781142178673)

The Anti-Universalist, by Josiah Priest, presents a detailed argument against Universalism, a theological doctrine asserting universal salvation. Published in 1837, this work defends the traditional Christian understanding of Hell, Satan, and evil spirits.

Priest meticulously challenges the three core tenets of Universalism: the absence of Hell after death, the non-existence of the Devil or Satan, and the ultimate salvation of all humanity. Through scriptural analysis and theological reasoning, Priest seeks to reinforce the reality of eternal punishment and the active presence of malevolent spiritual forces. This book offers a glimpse into the theological debates of the 19th century and the enduring questions of good and evil, divine justice, and the fate of humanity.

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